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Abundance in the Archaic: A Dwelling Perspective

Christopher R. Moore ; Christopher W. Schmidt Monica L. Smith

Abundance, 2017, p.45

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Abundance in the Archaic: A Dwelling Perspective
Autor: Christopher R. Moore ; Christopher W. Schmidt
Monica L. Smith
Assuntos: Aggregate economy ; Animals ; Archaeological features ; Archaeological paradigms ; Archaeology ; Behavioral sciences ; Biological sciences ; Biology ; Continental philosophy ; Earth sciences ; Economics ; Environmental sciences ; Environmental studies ; Erosional landforms ; Geography ; Geomorphology ; Human behavior ; Human populations ; Humans ; Hunter gatherers ; Landforms ; Lifeworld ; Macroeconomics ; Mammals ; Metaphilosophy ; Middens ; Natural resources ; Paleoanthropology ; Paleontology ; Persons ; Phenomenology ; Philosophy ; Physical sciences ; Population studies ; Primates ; Scarcity ; Shell middens ; Social behavior ; Social interaction ; Social sciences ; Supply ; Supply and demand ; Valleys ; Western philosophy ; Zoology
É parte de: Abundance, 2017, p.45
Descrição: Archaic period studies in eastern North America typically address resource availability and abundance in environmental terms. Patches or ecotones are considered resource-rich if they exhibit a high diversity of available resources or relatively high yields of particularly productive resources (Brown 1985; Jefferies, Thompson, and Milner 2005; Zeder 2012). Explanations of Archaic settlement patterns often juxtapose these “rich” zones with areas characterized by fewer or less diverse (i.e., scarcer) resources, arguing that hunter-gatherers were either pushed out of these zones or pulled toward the resource-rich zones by changing climatic conditions (Brown 1985, 1986; Dye 1996; Munson 1986). In this chapter we
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Christopher R. Moore ; Christopher W. Schmidt Monica L. Smith

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