Palaeolandscapes in Archaeology
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Palaeolandscapes in Archaeology
Lessons for the Past and Future
Carson, Mike T.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
386
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Inglês
9780367689032
15 a 20 dias
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1. What can we learn from palaeolandscapes in archaeology? 2. Potential contributions of palaeolandscape archaeology: building strength through diversity 3. 25 Years of geoarchaeological research on Paleoindian landscapes: a look back at the discipline 4. Pathways along the pacific: using early stone tools to reconstruct coastal migration between Japan and the Americas 5. From wetlands to deserts: the role of water in the prehistoric occupation of eastern Jordan 6. Creating living predictive models of coastal palaeoenvironmental landscapes: Georgia, USA 7. The Maya domestic landscape and household resilience at Actuncan, Belize: a reconstruction and modern implications 8. Holocene sea-level change and evolution of prehistoric settlements around the Yangtze Delta region 9. Palaeolandscapes, radiocarbon chronologies, and the human settlement of southern lowland and island Papua New Guinea 10. Kisim save long graun: understanding the nature of landscape change in modelling Lapita in Papua New Guinea 11. How island peoples adapt to climate change: insights from studies of Fiji's hillforts 12. 3500 years in a changing landscape: the House of Taga in the Mariana Islands, western Micronesia 13. What have palaeolandscapes revealed about the past and for the future?
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Landscape;Environment;Climate;Historical ecology;Sustainability;Resource management;Niche construction;Evolution;Habitats;Geoarchaeology;Pleistocene;Microblade Cores;Weighted Overlay Analysis;Azraq Basin;Ice Free Corridor;Lapita Settlement;Bismarck Archipelago;Archaeological Sites;Early Epipalaeolithic;Radiocarbon Dates;Holocene Sea Level Change;Environmental DNA;Lapita Sites;Yangtze Delta Region;Holocene Sea Level;Palaeo Siberians;Hemudu Culture;Azraq Oasis;Test Pit;Lanceolate Projectile Points;OSL Sample;Group Iii;PPT;Sea Level Fall;Late Preclassic Period;Taga Site
1. What can we learn from palaeolandscapes in archaeology? 2. Potential contributions of palaeolandscape archaeology: building strength through diversity 3. 25 Years of geoarchaeological research on Paleoindian landscapes: a look back at the discipline 4. Pathways along the pacific: using early stone tools to reconstruct coastal migration between Japan and the Americas 5. From wetlands to deserts: the role of water in the prehistoric occupation of eastern Jordan 6. Creating living predictive models of coastal palaeoenvironmental landscapes: Georgia, USA 7. The Maya domestic landscape and household resilience at Actuncan, Belize: a reconstruction and modern implications 8. Holocene sea-level change and evolution of prehistoric settlements around the Yangtze Delta region 9. Palaeolandscapes, radiocarbon chronologies, and the human settlement of southern lowland and island Papua New Guinea 10. Kisim save long graun: understanding the nature of landscape change in modelling Lapita in Papua New Guinea 11. How island peoples adapt to climate change: insights from studies of Fiji's hillforts 12. 3500 years in a changing landscape: the House of Taga in the Mariana Islands, western Micronesia 13. What have palaeolandscapes revealed about the past and for the future?
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Landscape;Environment;Climate;Historical ecology;Sustainability;Resource management;Niche construction;Evolution;Habitats;Geoarchaeology;Pleistocene;Microblade Cores;Weighted Overlay Analysis;Azraq Basin;Ice Free Corridor;Lapita Settlement;Bismarck Archipelago;Archaeological Sites;Early Epipalaeolithic;Radiocarbon Dates;Holocene Sea Level Change;Environmental DNA;Lapita Sites;Yangtze Delta Region;Holocene Sea Level;Palaeo Siberians;Hemudu Culture;Azraq Oasis;Test Pit;Lanceolate Projectile Points;OSL Sample;Group Iii;PPT;Sea Level Fall;Late Preclassic Period;Taga Site
