Daphne Lentjes
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About the Author
Daphne Lentjes is an author and scholar whose work explores the relationships among people, plants, landscapes, and land use in the ancient Mediterranean. Her research brings archaeological evidence into conversation with environmental and social history, illuminating how communities shaped and responded to changing environments. She is the author of Landscape and Land Use in First Millennium BC Southeast Italy: Planting the Seeds of Change (Amsterdam Archaeological Studies), a study of cultivation, ecological transformation, and human activity in Southeast Italy during the first millennium BC. Lentjes’s writing offers a detailed, interdisciplinary perspective on the ancient past and its enduring landscapes.
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