Titlebook: Climate Change and Ancient Societies in Europe and the Near East; Diversity in Collaps Paul Erdkamp,Joseph G. Manning,Koenraad Verboven Boo

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Rethinking the Concept of Law of Naturematic events. In the first case, increasing arid conditions in NE Africa and the Eastern Sahara would have made permanent occupation impossible in former steppe areas, thus forcing populations to concentrate and settle in the Nile Valley and inducing sedentary lifestyles centred in agriculture, inci

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Rethinking the Crime of Aggressionention has been paid to other factors that may have contributed in this crisis. Here we investigate the risk management strategies of the LBA people against the changing climate and another potential stress factor, monumental construction. Our case study area, the Argive Plain (Greece), accommodated

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Aggression: A Sociological Perspective.). The impact of climate change and variability over longer periods has, however, only recently been considered for ancient Greek agricultural economies, much due to the publication of high resolution palaeoclimate data from the Peloponnese. In the present chapter we compare the results from spatia

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6265-467-9onses under hydroclimatic forcing wrought by explosive volcanic eruptions and the equally complex social responses to these failures. The physical response to volcanic forcing often resulted in a suppression of the agriculturally critical Nile summer flood in what is commonly, but somewhat subjectiv

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Can There Be a Crime of Internal Aggression?od. A repeated process of deforestation and land clearance for agricultural exploitation led to a rapid onset of environmental change evident in a number of different archaeological, historical, and geomorphological datasets. This paper investigates how Rome caused environmental changes in the provi

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Rethinking the Crime of Aggression second century CE, possible connections between observed climatic changes and the second-century pandemic (165–190?CE), and societal downturn that followed the pestilence. By exploring potential explanations for apparent connections between a changing climate and the Antonine Plague, a link between

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-8902-2called Late Antique Little Ice Age. Climate change undoubtedly had an impact on agricultural production and practices, but the impact was far from uniform in the diverse landscapes. It is very well possible that changes in averages and the variability of temperature and precipitation and in the patt