Although we generally think of social collapse in terms of ‘civilisations ’ - i.e. settled if not urban societies, we can see here that the fundamentals of crisis & collapse are relevant also with hunter gatherer groups. This chapter places the impact of three large volcanic events - the Aniakchak eruption (- 1645 BC) in Alaska, the Mazama eruption (—5630 BC) in western North America, and the Laacher See eruption (-11,000 BC) in western Europe - on past hunter-gatherer societies in comparativ..
This handbook examines the ethnohistory of hunter-gatherers and its relevance to archaeology and ant...
The twenty-first century is likely to be characterised by large changes in regional climatic and env...
5 fig., support infos, tab. S2-S5International audienceMarked changes in human dispersal and develop...
This volume comprises the proceedings of a workshop with the same title which took place in October ...
The archeological and historical record is replete with evidence for prehistoric, ancient and pre-mo...
Natural disasters may challenge the sustainability of societies. This Third Semester essay in Archae...
This study assesses the capability of very large volcanic eruptions to effect widespread ecological ...
"The year is 12,800 BP. Europe is entirely occupied by people of the so-called Upper Magdalenian cul...
Since publication of the Brundtland report (WCED 1987), much of the academic and political discussio...
Archaeologists have long encountered evidence of natural disasters through excavation and stratigrap...
Disasters do and have happened throughout human existence. Their traces are found in the environment...
Understanding Collapse explores the collapse of ancient civilisations, such as the Roman Empire, the...
The contributions to the conference approach natural hazards and dis-asters from different theoretic...
Few aspects of human history are as mindboggling as the sudden disintegration of advanced societies....
This research explores the changing nature of social organization associated with the growth and bre...
This handbook examines the ethnohistory of hunter-gatherers and its relevance to archaeology and ant...
The twenty-first century is likely to be characterised by large changes in regional climatic and env...
5 fig., support infos, tab. S2-S5International audienceMarked changes in human dispersal and develop...
This volume comprises the proceedings of a workshop with the same title which took place in October ...
The archeological and historical record is replete with evidence for prehistoric, ancient and pre-mo...
Natural disasters may challenge the sustainability of societies. This Third Semester essay in Archae...
This study assesses the capability of very large volcanic eruptions to effect widespread ecological ...
"The year is 12,800 BP. Europe is entirely occupied by people of the so-called Upper Magdalenian cul...
Since publication of the Brundtland report (WCED 1987), much of the academic and political discussio...
Archaeologists have long encountered evidence of natural disasters through excavation and stratigrap...
Disasters do and have happened throughout human existence. Their traces are found in the environment...
Understanding Collapse explores the collapse of ancient civilisations, such as the Roman Empire, the...
The contributions to the conference approach natural hazards and dis-asters from different theoretic...
Few aspects of human history are as mindboggling as the sudden disintegration of advanced societies....
This research explores the changing nature of social organization associated with the growth and bre...
This handbook examines the ethnohistory of hunter-gatherers and its relevance to archaeology and ant...
The twenty-first century is likely to be characterised by large changes in regional climatic and env...
5 fig., support infos, tab. S2-S5International audienceMarked changes in human dispersal and develop...