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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Sami Pihlstr?m,Henrik Rydenfeltiversity of approaches to this topic at the time he entered the field and discusses the approach to foraging that has become dominant since the 1980s. I argue that Mike’s work differs from this dominant approach in important ways, anticipates underappreciated issues that are increasingly salient out

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Nomads: Unpredictable Career Paths,cally originate from explicit or implicit theoretical notions, this approach self-selects those variables most relevant to observed settlement distributions. Through a principal components transformation, the variables are linearly combined into distinct independent dimensions that minimize the loca

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Constrained Autonomy and Disrupted Bargains,y-growing tissues to move archaeology a few steps forward towards the reconstruction of behavioral variation . individual lives. We develop the concept of an “isobiography”, similar to the osteobiography that is increasingly important in the field of bioarchaeology. We demonstrate the isobiographic

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Nomads: Unpredictable Career Paths,atherer groups. Its realistic limits, including annual and simultaneous variability of behavior, can, in theory, be tested with high-resolution archaeological data. The visible, surface archaeological record of the Caribou, or Inland (Kivalliq), Inuit living along the Kazan River from about 1800 to

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human-environmental dynamics in the past. In this chapter we highlight the complementarity of these two approaches. Where niche construction theory provides a framework to explore population-level ecological interactions, the IFD and its variants provide models to test hypotheses of human behavior a

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