Titlebook: Cultural Landscapes and Long-Term Human Ecology; Erick Robinson,Susan K. Harris,Brian F. Codding Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Nomads: Unpredictable Career Paths,or derived from these dimensions at known settlements defines the most characteristic or “ideal” loci, with places distant from that centroid being less desirable. This perspective is quantitatively enhanced through application of the multivariate Mahalanobis D. statistic (analogous to a multidimens

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Constrained Autonomy and Disrupted Bargains,vides clear material correlates of behavior. We then use these validated material signatures to assess the relative role of women’s and men’s production across Late Holocene archaeological assemblages in Western Australia, which reveals the enduring importance of women’s foraging labor. We suggest t

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d illustrate the main issues with an example of the ecological impacts and changes of transhumant pastoralism in historic periods of the Iberian Peninsula. The deep time and large spatial scale of this example illustrates ongoing processes of niche construction with human and animal adaptations to f

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ological organization. A new hypothesis is offered to explain social and technological changes during the Mesolithic in the southern North Sea Basin, and specific tests are suggested for future research.

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the Stone Age. Analysis of the data collected during the over 30?years since the project began has proved fruitful but has also faced frustrations resulting from the limited methods for dating surface scatters. This chapter explores the potential of multivariate statistical methods to provide insig

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Cunning-folk in Modern Ireland,sults complicate established archaeological maps of settled and “empty” areas. Though limited by chronological uncertainty, we argue that surface finds offer promising avenues for further research on Neolithic landscapes in the region.

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Cunning-folk in Modern Ireland,t. Here we discuss the factors that have influenced or modified the development of the human groups established around Lake Federsee by analysing possible relationships between demographic fluctuations, economic and social transformations as well as their connection with climatic changes and phases