Archaeological Landscape Evolution
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Archaeological Landscape Evolution
The Mariana Islands in the Asia-Pacific Region
Carson, Mike T.
Springer International Publishing AG
05/2018
307
Mole
Inglês
9783319810317
15 a 20 dias
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Part one: Parameters of
study
Chapter 1: Landscape
evolution as natural-cultural history
Evolution of an inhabited
landscape
The Marianas landscape as a
model system
Structure and content of
this book
References
Chapter 2: Global
applicability of landscape evolution
Coastal China
California
Hawaiian Islands
Mariana Islands
References
Chapter 3: Environmental
setting and dynamics
Geological structure
Sea-level history
Coastal geomorphology
Slope erosion-deposition
patterns
Soil formation
Plant and animal communities
Climate and weather
Water sources
References
Chapter 4: Marianas
archaeology in local and regional perspectives
Marianas settlement in
Asia-Pacific context
Foundations of Chamorro
heritage
References
Chapter 5: Coordinating perspectives
of the past
Historical perspectives
Linguistics
Human biology and genetics
Faunal records
Botanical records
References
Chapter 6: Range of
archaeological material culture
Artefacts
Midden
Structural features
Rock art
Caves
Landscapes
References
Part Two: Chronological
sequence
Chapter 7: Building an
archaeological chronology
Use of radiocarbon dating
Marianas chronological
outline
References
Chapter 8: 1500-1100 B.C.,
initial settlement
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 9: 1100-700 B.C.,
changing coastlines
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 10: 700 B.C.-A.D. 1,
broadened horizons
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 11: A.D. 1-500,
temporary stability
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 12: A.D. 500-1000,
sustained use of coastal and inland zones
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 13: A.D. 1000-1700,
a sea of islands and monuments
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 14: A.D.
1700-Present, living with colonialism and globalisation
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Part Three: Pursuing
research questions
Chapter 15: First inhabiting
of a landscape
Human migration into a new
landscape
Initial inhabiting of a
landscape
Origins of landscape
evolution
References
Chapter 16: Long-term
human-environment relations
Geology and landforms
Climate
Sea level and coastal
ecology
Water sources
Plant and animal populations
Patterns of residence and
resource use
Material culture
Continuity and change
References
Chapter 17: Future
directions
study
Chapter 1: Landscape
evolution as natural-cultural history
Evolution of an inhabited
landscape
The Marianas landscape as a
model system
Structure and content of
this book
References
Chapter 2: Global
applicability of landscape evolution
Coastal China
California
Hawaiian Islands
Mariana Islands
References
Chapter 3: Environmental
setting and dynamics
Geological structure
Sea-level history
Coastal geomorphology
Slope erosion-deposition
patterns
Soil formation
Plant and animal communities
Climate and weather
Water sources
References
Chapter 4: Marianas
archaeology in local and regional perspectives
Marianas settlement in
Asia-Pacific context
Foundations of Chamorro
heritage
References
Chapter 5: Coordinating perspectives
of the past
Historical perspectives
Linguistics
Human biology and genetics
Faunal records
Botanical records
References
Chapter 6: Range of
archaeological material culture
Artefacts
Midden
Structural features
Rock art
Caves
Landscapes
References
Part Two: Chronological
sequence
Chapter 7: Building an
archaeological chronology
Use of radiocarbon dating
Marianas chronological
outline
References
Chapter 8: 1500-1100 B.C.,
initial settlement
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 9: 1100-700 B.C.,
changing coastlines
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 10: 700 B.C.-A.D. 1,
broadened horizons
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 11: A.D. 1-500,
temporary stability
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 12: A.D. 500-1000,
sustained use of coastal and inland zones
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 13: A.D. 1000-1700,
a sea of islands and monuments
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 14: A.D.
1700-Present, living with colonialism and globalisation
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Part Three: Pursuing
research questions
Chapter 15: First inhabiting
of a landscape
Human migration into a new
landscape
Initial inhabiting of a
landscape
Origins of landscape
evolution
References
Chapter 16: Long-term
human-environment relations
Geology and landforms
Climate
Sea level and coastal
ecology
Water sources
Plant and animal populations
Patterns of residence and
resource use
Material culture
Continuity and change
References
Chapter 17: Future
directions
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Evolution of an inhabited landscape;The Marianas landscape as a model system;Marianas settlement in Asia-Pacific context;long-term interactions between people and environments;inhabited social-ecological environments and archaeology
Part one: Parameters of
study
Chapter 1: Landscape
evolution as natural-cultural history
Evolution of an inhabited
landscape
The Marianas landscape as a
model system
Structure and content of
this book
References
Chapter 2: Global
applicability of landscape evolution
Coastal China
California
Hawaiian Islands
Mariana Islands
References
Chapter 3: Environmental
setting and dynamics
Geological structure
Sea-level history
Coastal geomorphology
Slope erosion-deposition
patterns
Soil formation
Plant and animal communities
Climate and weather
Water sources
References
Chapter 4: Marianas
archaeology in local and regional perspectives
Marianas settlement in
Asia-Pacific context
Foundations of Chamorro
heritage
References
Chapter 5: Coordinating perspectives
of the past
Historical perspectives
Linguistics
Human biology and genetics
Faunal records
Botanical records
References
Chapter 6: Range of
archaeological material culture
Artefacts
Midden
Structural features
Rock art
Caves
Landscapes
References
Part Two: Chronological
sequence
Chapter 7: Building an
archaeological chronology
Use of radiocarbon dating
Marianas chronological
outline
References
Chapter 8: 1500-1100 B.C.,
initial settlement
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 9: 1100-700 B.C.,
changing coastlines
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 10: 700 B.C.-A.D. 1,
broadened horizons
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 11: A.D. 1-500,
temporary stability
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 12: A.D. 500-1000,
sustained use of coastal and inland zones
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 13: A.D. 1000-1700,
a sea of islands and monuments
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 14: A.D.
1700-Present, living with colonialism and globalisation
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Part Three: Pursuing
research questions
Chapter 15: First inhabiting
of a landscape
Human migration into a new
landscape
Initial inhabiting of a
landscape
Origins of landscape
evolution
References
Chapter 16: Long-term
human-environment relations
Geology and landforms
Climate
Sea level and coastal
ecology
Water sources
Plant and animal populations
Patterns of residence and
resource use
Material culture
Continuity and change
References
Chapter 17: Future
directions
study
Chapter 1: Landscape
evolution as natural-cultural history
Evolution of an inhabited
landscape
The Marianas landscape as a
model system
Structure and content of
this book
References
Chapter 2: Global
applicability of landscape evolution
Coastal China
California
Hawaiian Islands
Mariana Islands
References
Chapter 3: Environmental
setting and dynamics
Geological structure
Sea-level history
Coastal geomorphology
Slope erosion-deposition
patterns
Soil formation
Plant and animal communities
Climate and weather
Water sources
References
Chapter 4: Marianas
archaeology in local and regional perspectives
Marianas settlement in
Asia-Pacific context
Foundations of Chamorro
heritage
References
Chapter 5: Coordinating perspectives
of the past
Historical perspectives
Linguistics
Human biology and genetics
Faunal records
Botanical records
References
Chapter 6: Range of
archaeological material culture
Artefacts
Midden
Structural features
Rock art
Caves
Landscapes
References
Part Two: Chronological
sequence
Chapter 7: Building an
archaeological chronology
Use of radiocarbon dating
Marianas chronological
outline
References
Chapter 8: 1500-1100 B.C.,
initial settlement
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 9: 1100-700 B.C.,
changing coastlines
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 10: 700 B.C.-A.D. 1,
broadened horizons
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 11: A.D. 1-500,
temporary stability
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 12: A.D. 500-1000,
sustained use of coastal and inland zones
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 13: A.D. 1000-1700,
a sea of islands and monuments
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Chapter 14: A.D.
1700-Present, living with colonialism and globalisation
Site inventory and dating
Landforms
Resource zones
Material culture
Regional context
References
Part Three: Pursuing
research questions
Chapter 15: First inhabiting
of a landscape
Human migration into a new
landscape
Initial inhabiting of a
landscape
Origins of landscape
evolution
References
Chapter 16: Long-term
human-environment relations
Geology and landforms
Climate
Sea level and coastal
ecology
Water sources
Plant and animal populations
Patterns of residence and
resource use
Material culture
Continuity and change
References
Chapter 17: Future
directions
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