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Introduction - Archaeology and the Natural Environment

Name: Introduction - Archaeology and the Natural Environment
Creator: Andreas Picker
Keywords: Archaeology, habitat, archaeology, nature, landscape, environment, CC1-960, heritage, agriculture, biodiversity

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Mar 2023Publisher:Council for British ArchaeologyJournal:Internet Archaeology (eissn: 1363-5387,

Authors: Andreas Picker;

doi: 10.11141/ia.62.16

Introduction - Archaeology and the Natural Environment

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Abstract

Archaeological sites and monuments are defined as spatial entities and are therefore an intrinsic part of any environment, as humans perceive it. Landscape archaeology and concepts such as 'landscape biography' have taught us that our environment has developed over millennia of interactions between humans and nature. In co-evolutionary feedback-loops, human societies adapt to and change their environments and archaeological sites also reflect this principle.

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Archaeology, habitat, archaeology, nature, landscape, environment, CC1-960, heritage, agriculture, biodiversity

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