Design process
This week I continued to sketch the Devil's Town area, first of all I researched the reasons for the formation of this landform, which allowed me to take the details one step further.
Hundreds of millions of years ago, there was a drought here, and then the lake gradually dried up due to floods and strong winds that swept the sand into the bottom of the lake, and the dry lake bottom in the arid area was cracked due to drying, and the wind blew along these cracks, and the cracks grew more and more, so that the original bottom ground grew into many irregular dorsal crucian crucian ridges and wide and shallow exchanges.
With geological changes such as earthquakes, some areas have gradually uplifted and become plateaus.
Due to the cementation and reinforcement of the rock formation, the later strata are still flat and scarce. Geology calls it the "Gobi Plateau"
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