Geographers paying attention to time

Is the marriage of history and geography so ancient and so deeply rooted in certain minds, the conviction that geography is only the most contemporary layer—in some way the end—of History (always provisional, and always needing to be revisited) that it would be superfluous to draw the attention of geographers to the question of time? These days, however, time is making a beautiful comeback, to the forefront of the geographical scene. The chronogeographers mark the sequences of the occupation..