Inevitably, archaeology has had something to do with landscapes, ever since the early days of the discipline. In every stage of its development, encompassing or smallish, this relationship has been (de/re-)constructed ...

An Anthropology of Landscape tells the fascinating story of a heathland landscape in south-west England and the way different individuals and groups engage with it. Based on a long-term anthropological study, the book ...

This article presents participatory mapping (PM) and Participatory Geographical Information Systems (PGIS) approaches as an appropriate and still developing kind of community-based spatial study in archaeology. Researchers ...

The aim of this paper is to present GIS methodology applied to a landscape archaeological research of hunter-gatherer societies in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Some theoretical remarks about space representations are ...

Taking a geopolitical perspective centred in the Argentinian Andes, the authors propose a hermeneutical view of dialogical archaeology. The application of this theoretical and methodological approach to the example of the ...

This book describes the archaeology of all known submerged prehistoric remains and their regional context for the whole European continental shelf. They were inundated by the postglacial rise of global sea level. Over ...

Studies on the relationship between society and the environment in past time frames have shown the relevance of interdisciplinary research between Geography and Archeology. Based on the theoretical grounds of Landscape ...

Territoire en apparence vierge et immaîtrisable, l’Amazonie était aux yeux des premiers scientifiques un espace quasi déserté par l’homme. L’archéologie propose désormais une vision diamétralement opposée: villes, agriculture, ...