How does sediment generally enter rockshelters?
A) Rocks fall from the shelter's ceiling and dripline.
B) Colluvial sediments enter the shelter from the surrounding hillside.
C) Fine eolian dust from nearby or distant sources blows into the shelter.
D) All of the answers are correct.

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Sediment enters rockshelters through various processes: rocks falling from the ceiling and dripline, colluvial sediments washing in from the surrounding hillside, and the accumulation of fine eolian dust blown in from nearby or distant sources.

How Does Sediment Generally Enter Rockshelters