Climate Change - An Archaeological Study: How Our Prehistoric Ancestors Responded to Global Warming
John D. Grainger explores climate change through archaeology, examining how prehistoric ancestors responded to periods of global warming. By looking to the distant past, this study places environmental change, human adaptation, and resilience within a broader historical perspective.
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Climate Change - An Archaeological Study examines the relationship between global warming and human societies in prehistory.
John D. Grainger focuses on archaeological evidence and the ways prehistoric ancestors responded to changing environmental conditions.
The book places climate change in a long historical context, connecting past warming periods with questions of human adaptation and resilience.
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