Archaeological Landscape Evolution

Part I. Parameters of Study

1. Landscape Evolution as Natural–Cultural History
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2. Global Applicability of Landscape Evolution
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3. Environmental Setting and Dynamics
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4. Marianas Archaeology in Local and Regional Perspectives
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5. Coordinating Perspectives of the Past
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6. Range of Archaeological Material Culture
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Part II. Chronological Sequence

7. Building an Archaeological Chronology
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8. 1500–1100 B.C., Initial Settlement
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9. 1100–700 B.C., Changing Coastlines
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10. 700 B.C.–A.D. 1, Broadened Horizons
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11. A.D. 1–500, Temporary Stability
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12. A.D. 500–1000, Sustained Use of Coastal and Inland Zones
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13. A.D. 1000–1700, A Sea of Islands and Monuments
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14. A.D. 1700–Present, Living with Colonialism and Globalisation
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Part III. Pursuing Research Questions

15. First Inhabiting of a Landscape
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16. Long-Term Human–Environment Relations
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17. Future Directions
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Avainsanat: Social Sciences, Archaeology, Landscape Ecology, Environmental Management