Titlebook: Historical Archaeology and Environment; Marcos André Torres de Souza,Diogo Menezes Costa Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, p

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Indigenous Charcoal Production and Spanish Metal Mining Enterprises: Historical Archaeology of Extrain refining (smelting and amalgamation) had dramatic environmental consequences. The need for fuel used in one method led to the deforestation of vast areas where soils were further eroded. The use of mercury in the other produced toxic wastes and tailings in mining towns and regions, poisoning soil

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The Fishermen’s Disappearance: An Archaeology of Cruel Modernity in S?o Paulo City of periodic floods became known as the land of flooded streets. Today, as S?o Paulo faces an almost paradoxical shortage of water, an archaeology of the construction of the modern city shows how the urban world was designed to cleanse it off even the slightest trace of “nature.” The entire drainage

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Entangled Relations: The Expansion of a Colonial Frontier in Central Brazil During the Eighteenth Ceazil during the eighteenth century, which included villages, mining areas, plantations and runaway slaves’ settlements, will be analyzed. While investigating the process of gradual expansion of the colonial frontier in this area, we will discuss the interactions between different inhabitants and how

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The Deep History of the , in Central Africa: Ontology, Settlement, and Environment among Lower Congo relational development among Bantu-speaking settlers, fruit trees and expanding savanna-corridors due to climate-induced destruction of the Central African rainforest during the last millennia B.C.E. However, the persistent lack of a broader set of reconstructed vocabularies about human–environment

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Archaeology and the Anthropocene in the Study of Settler Australiae. Environmental data provide perspectives on settler-driven change and places it in the long-term context of anthropogenic change that began with the arrival of Aboriginal people some 65,000?years ago. Historical archaeology is uniquely placed to interpret this record. It has the capacity to integr

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The Anthropocene in Antarctica: Considering “Fixed” and “More Fluid” Perspectives of Analysisncounters with the South Shetland Islands in the nineteenth century. In this chapter we discuss the material dimension of the Anthropocene in Antarctica from an archaeological point of view. First, we describe our initial approaches to the subject, when we were still constrained by an orthodox under

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Marcos André Torres de Souza,Diogo Menezes CostaFills a gap in the studies in historical archaeology, which traditionally have overlooked issues related to the environment.Addresses innovative approaches in historical archaeology, environmental arc