Anthropocene A New Introduction to World Prehistory Remise rEduite /anglais
This introduction explores the Anthropocene through archaeology and world prehistory. It surveys archaeological methods such as survey and excavation, considers the historical impact of humans on the world, and uses Polynesia and the North Atlantic as case studies for examining people, islands, and environmental change.
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This introduction examines the Anthropocene from an archaeological perspective, connecting human history with broad changes to the world.
It presents archaeology as a way to understand the relationship between people and their environments across prehistory.
Polynesia and the North Atlantic serve as island case studies, offering focused settings for considering long-term human impact.
The book also introduces archaeological methods, including survey and excavation, and places them within a historical overview of environmental change.
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