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Landscaping, Landscape Legacies, and Landesque Capital in Pre-Columbian Amazonia
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How do human and landscape histories reciprocally affect each other? Can we distinguish between deliberate and unintended anthropic transformations of the landscape? This chapter summarizes evidence from pre-Columbian Amazonia in order to discuss the relation between three dimensions of anthropic landscape transformations: landscaping, landscape legacies, and landesque capital. Conflation between these three categories can lead to theoretical road closures and certainly risks oversimplifying both causality and consequence when anthropic landscape modifications are considered. On the other hand, paying attention to their differences defines a rich field of research in which historical ecology, earth-scientific thinking, and human niche construction theory converge.
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- Arroyo-Kalin, M.
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- The Oxford Handbook of Historical Ecology and Applied Archaeology
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- Oxford University Press
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- 2016-04-07
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- 90-109
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- en
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