Landscape and Land Use in First Millennium BC Southeast Italy: Planting the Seeds of Change (Amsterdam Archaeological Studies)
This scholarly archaeological study examines landscape and land use in Southeast Italy during the first millennium BC. Focusing on planting and changing relationships with the land, it contributes to understanding agricultural and environmental transformation in the region’s ancient past.
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Landscape and Land Use in First Millennium BC Southeast Italy examines the relationship between people, land, and cultivation in the region’s first millennium BC.
The study focuses on planting and the broader processes of change associated with land use.
As part of the Amsterdam Archaeological Studies series, the book presents a scholarly contribution to the archaeology of Southeast Italy.
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