IV. Retreating Shorelines
293
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Georgia. In : Man and nature in geographical science, (Tbilsi, Georgian
S.S.R. Acad. of Science).
V.P. Zenkovich, 1973, "Geomorphological problems of protecting the
Caucasian Coast", Geogr. J., 139, 460-466.
(27) W.S. Andrew, 1981, "Entrance management and beach restoration" 5th
Austr. Conf. Coast & Ocean Engng. Shore and Beach, 53
L. Carter, and J.S. Mitchel, 1985, "Stability of an artificially nourished
beach, Balaena Beach, Wellington, N.Z." N.ZJ. Mar. and Freshwater
Res., 19, 4, 535-552.
(28) D. Vera-Cruz, 1972, "Artificial nourishment of Copacabana Beach" Conf.
Coast. Engng, II, 1451-1461
(29) Barrier islands workshop, Annapolis, 1976, Barrier islands and beaches
(Washington, DC, Conservation Foundation).
R.D. Behn and M.A. Clark, 1979, "The termination of beach erosion
control at Cape Hatteras", Public Policy, 27, (Winter), 99-127.
(29a) Anonymous, Folly Beach, S.C. 1985, "Beach erosion control and
hurricane protection" Appendix 2, (Charleston, S.C., Army Engineers
District,).
T.W. Kana and M.L. Williams, 1987, "Beach nourishment at Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina - An overview". 5th. Symp. Coastal and Ocean
A~ranag., Proc.
K.F. Nordstrom and J.R. Allen, 1980, "Geomorphologically compatible
solutions to beach erosion, Zeitschr. f Geomorph. Suppl. 34, 142-145.
(29b) Nakayama, Y. et al., 1982. "Construction of Artificial Beaches in Japan",
Civ. Engineering in Japan, 21, 100-113.
(30) E.J. Kahn, III, 1985, "The seashore's secrets", Boston Atagazine 77,
(June), 140-141 + 150-152 + 154).
H.R. Mahoney, 1980, "Dune busting : how much can our beaches bear ?",
Sea Frontiers, 26 (Nov-Dec), 323-330.
M. Primack, 1982, "Battling the beach buggies", Sanctuary, 21 (JulyAug.), 7-10.
(31) Behn and Clark, op cit. ref. 29.
(32) Anonymous, 1957, "Our vanishing shoreline" (Washington, D.C., U.S.
Department of the Interior).
293
V.P. Zenkovich, and A.G. Kiknadze, 1981, The sea coast investigations in
Georgia. In : Man and nature in geographical science, (Tbilsi, Georgian
S.S.R. Acad. of Science).
V.P. Zenkovich, 1973, "Geomorphological problems of protecting the
Caucasian Coast", Geogr. J., 139, 460-466.
(27) W.S. Andrew, 1981, "Entrance management and beach restoration" 5th
Austr. Conf. Coast & Ocean Engng. Shore and Beach, 53
L. Carter, and J.S. Mitchel, 1985, "Stability of an artificially nourished
beach, Balaena Beach, Wellington, N.Z." N.ZJ. Mar. and Freshwater
Res., 19, 4, 535-552.
(28) D. Vera-Cruz, 1972, "Artificial nourishment of Copacabana Beach" Conf.
Coast. Engng, II, 1451-1461
(29) Barrier islands workshop, Annapolis, 1976, Barrier islands and beaches
(Washington, DC, Conservation Foundation).
R.D. Behn and M.A. Clark, 1979, "The termination of beach erosion
control at Cape Hatteras", Public Policy, 27, (Winter), 99-127.
(29a) Anonymous, Folly Beach, S.C. 1985, "Beach erosion control and
hurricane protection" Appendix 2, (Charleston, S.C., Army Engineers
District,).
T.W. Kana and M.L. Williams, 1987, "Beach nourishment at Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina - An overview". 5th. Symp. Coastal and Ocean
A~ranag., Proc.
K.F. Nordstrom and J.R. Allen, 1980, "Geomorphologically compatible
solutions to beach erosion, Zeitschr. f Geomorph. Suppl. 34, 142-145.
(29b) Nakayama, Y. et al., 1982. "Construction of Artificial Beaches in Japan",
Civ. Engineering in Japan, 21, 100-113.
(30) E.J. Kahn, III, 1985, "The seashore's secrets", Boston Atagazine 77,
(June), 140-141 + 150-152 + 154).
H.R. Mahoney, 1980, "Dune busting : how much can our beaches bear ?",
Sea Frontiers, 26 (Nov-Dec), 323-330.
M. Primack, 1982, "Battling the beach buggies", Sanctuary, 21 (JulyAug.), 7-10.
(31) Behn and Clark, op cit. ref. 29.
(32) Anonymous, 1957, "Our vanishing shoreline" (Washington, D.C., U.S.
Department of the Interior).