Climate and Ancient Societies
Editat de Susanne Kerner, Rachael Dann, Pernille Bangsgaarden Limba Engleză Hardback – 4 iun 2015
While most scientists agree that humans are bringing about an unprecedented climate change on Earth, it is also true that Earth has undergone many periods of climactic variation without our help, and we, as a species, have had to cope with them for most of our existence. In this book, scholars from both archaeology and climate science explore the climate changes of the past: their causes, their effects on ancient societies, and how those societies responded, for better or worse. Exploring the ancient globe and topics ranging from preindustrial pollution to isotope analysis, they offer a longue durée on a topic of crucial importance to the future of our planet and how we live within it.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9788763541992
ISBN-10: 8763541998
Pagini: 341
Ilustrații: 27 color plates, 47 halftones,7 line drawings, 11 tables
Dimensiuni: 168 x 241 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.9 kg
Editura: Museum Tusculanum Press
Colecția Museum Tusculanum Press
ISBN-10: 8763541998
Pagini: 341
Ilustrații: 27 color plates, 47 halftones,7 line drawings, 11 tables
Dimensiuni: 168 x 241 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.9 kg
Editura: Museum Tusculanum Press
Colecția Museum Tusculanum Press
Notă biografică
Susanne Kerner is associate professor at the Institute for Regional and Cross-Cultural Studies at the University of Copenhagen and coeditor of Food and Commensality. RachelDann is associate professor of Egyptian and Sudanese Archaeology at the Institute for Regional and Cross-Cultural Studies at the University of Copenhagen and coeditor of Egypt. Pernille Bangsgaard is assistant professor at the Natural History Museum of Denmark at the University of Copenhagen.
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
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Foreword: Stine Rossel (1975–20 0 7): An Appreciation
Richard H. Meadow
...........................................
Introduction: Can Archaeology Save the World?
Rachael J. Dann
...............................................
Holocene Climate Reconstruction
Holocene Climate Change and Archaeological Implications, with
Particular Reference to the East Mediterranean Region
Neil Roberts
..................................................
Hunter-Gatherers Living in a Flooded World: The Change of Climate,
Landscapes and Settlement Patterns during the Late Palaeolithic and
Mesolithic on Bornholm, Denmark
Lasse Sørensen and Claudio Casati
...............................
Complex Society’s Responses to Climatic Variation
Urban Adaptations to Climate Change in Northern Mesopotamia
Jason Ur
.....................................................
Cultural Transformation and the ka Event in Upper Mesopotamia
Peter M. M. G. Akkermans, Johannes van der Plicht, Olivier P.
Nieuwenhuyse, Anna Russell and Akemi Kaneda
...................
Climate and Social Change during the Transition between the Late
Neolithic and Early Chalcolithic in Central Anatolia
Peter F. Biehl
................................................
A Narrow Place Can Contain a Thousand Friends: Irrigation as a
Response to Climate in the Zerqa Triangle, Jordan
Maurits Ertsen and Eva Kapteijn
...............................
The Late Bronze Age Collapse and the Early Iron Age in the Levant:
The Role of Climate in Cultural Disruption
David Kaniewski, Elise Van Campo, Karel Van Lerberghe, Tom Boiy,
Greta Jans, Joachim Bretschneider
..............................
Long Term or Short Term? Climate Change and the Demise of the Old Kingdom
Miroslav Bárta
..............................................
Archaeological Evidence for Pollution and its Ecological
Implications
New Data on Animal Exploitation from the Mesolithic to the Neolithic
periods in Northern Sudan
Louis Chaix and Matthieu Honegger
............................
Large Game Depression and the Process of Animal Domestication in the Near East
Benjamin S. Arbuckle
.........................................
Living in a Marginal Environment: Climate Instability and Possible
Lathyrism in the Syrian Neolithic
Deborah C. Merrett and Christopher Meiklejohn
..................
Perceptions of Pasture: The Role of Skill and Networks in Maintaining
Stable Pastoral Nomadic Systems in Inner Asia
Joshua Wright and Cheryl Makarewicz
..........................
Stable Isotope Analysis in the Middle East
Understanding the Reasons for Non-Sustainability in Past Agricultural
Systems
Simone Riehl
................................................
AMS 14C-dated Plants as a Tool for Investigating Palaeoclimate:
New Data for Analysing Social Complexity in Ebla and Qatna (North-western Syria) in the Light of 3rd Millennium BC Climate Change
Girolamo Fiorentino and Valentina Caracuta
.....................
Provenance Studies of Ancient Textiles: A New Method Based on
The Strontium Isotope System
Karin Margarita Frei
.........................................
Contributors
...........................................
Foreword: Stine Rossel (1975–20 0 7): An Appreciation
Richard H. Meadow
...........................................
Introduction: Can Archaeology Save the World?
Rachael J. Dann
...............................................
Holocene Climate Reconstruction
Holocene Climate Change and Archaeological Implications, with
Particular Reference to the East Mediterranean Region
Neil Roberts
..................................................
Hunter-Gatherers Living in a Flooded World: The Change of Climate,
Landscapes and Settlement Patterns during the Late Palaeolithic and
Mesolithic on Bornholm, Denmark
Lasse Sørensen and Claudio Casati
...............................
Complex Society’s Responses to Climatic Variation
Urban Adaptations to Climate Change in Northern Mesopotamia
Jason Ur
.....................................................
Cultural Transformation and the ka Event in Upper Mesopotamia
Peter M. M. G. Akkermans, Johannes van der Plicht, Olivier P.
Nieuwenhuyse, Anna Russell and Akemi Kaneda
...................
Climate and Social Change during the Transition between the Late
Neolithic and Early Chalcolithic in Central Anatolia
Peter F. Biehl
................................................
A Narrow Place Can Contain a Thousand Friends: Irrigation as a
Response to Climate in the Zerqa Triangle, Jordan
Maurits Ertsen and Eva Kapteijn
...............................
The Late Bronze Age Collapse and the Early Iron Age in the Levant:
The Role of Climate in Cultural Disruption
David Kaniewski, Elise Van Campo, Karel Van Lerberghe, Tom Boiy,
Greta Jans, Joachim Bretschneider
..............................
Long Term or Short Term? Climate Change and the Demise of the Old Kingdom
Miroslav Bárta
..............................................
Archaeological Evidence for Pollution and its Ecological
Implications
New Data on Animal Exploitation from the Mesolithic to the Neolithic
periods in Northern Sudan
Louis Chaix and Matthieu Honegger
............................
Large Game Depression and the Process of Animal Domestication in the Near East
Benjamin S. Arbuckle
.........................................
Living in a Marginal Environment: Climate Instability and Possible
Lathyrism in the Syrian Neolithic
Deborah C. Merrett and Christopher Meiklejohn
..................
Perceptions of Pasture: The Role of Skill and Networks in Maintaining
Stable Pastoral Nomadic Systems in Inner Asia
Joshua Wright and Cheryl Makarewicz
..........................
Stable Isotope Analysis in the Middle East
Understanding the Reasons for Non-Sustainability in Past Agricultural
Systems
Simone Riehl
................................................
AMS 14C-dated Plants as a Tool for Investigating Palaeoclimate:
New Data for Analysing Social Complexity in Ebla and Qatna (North-western Syria) in the Light of 3rd Millennium BC Climate Change
Girolamo Fiorentino and Valentina Caracuta
.....................
Provenance Studies of Ancient Textiles: A New Method Based on
The Strontium Isotope System
Karin Margarita Frei
.........................................
Contributors