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El Niño, catastrophism, and culture change in ancient America : a symposium at Dumbarton Oaks, 12th-13th October 2002 / ed. Daniel H. Sandweiss, Jeffrey Quilter ...

Sandweiss, Daniel H., 1957- [Hrsg.] ; Quilter, Jeffrey, 1949-

Symposium ; (Dumbarton Oaks) : 2002.10.12-13

Washinton, D.C : Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, 2008

VIII, 290 S. : Ill., Kt., graph. Darst.

Englisch

Climate, catastrophe, and culture in the ancient Americas / Daniel H. Sandweiss and Jeffrey QuilterPaleoclimate from ice cores : a framework for archaeological interpretations / Paul Andrew Mayweski -- El Niño and interannual variability of climate in the Western Hemisphere / Kirk Allen Maasch -- Climate change, El Niño, and the rise of complex society on the Peruvian coast during the middle Holocene / James B. Richardson III and Daniel H. Sandweiss -- Catastrophe and the emergence of political complexity : a social anthropological model / Paul Roscoe -- Deciphering the politics of prehistoric El Niño events on the north coast of Peru / Brian R. Billman and Gary Huckleberry -- Deadly deluges in the southern desert : modern and ancient El Niños in the Osmore region of Peru / Michael E. Moseley and David K. Keefer -- Marching to disaster: the catastrophic convergence of Inca imperial policy, sand flies, and El Niño in the 1524 Andean epidemic / James B. Kiracofe and John S. Marr -- Armageddon to the Garden of Eden : explosive volcanic eruptions and societal resilience in ancient Middle America / Payson Sheets -- The collapse of Maya civilization : assessing the interaction of culture, climate, and environment / Jason Yaeger and David A. Hodell -- And the waters took them : catastrophic flooding and civilization on the Mexican Gulf Coast / S. Jeffrey K. Wilkerson.

978-0-88402-353-1

2007039441

9780884023531

OCoLC: 173809022     

OCoLC: 173809022 (aus SWB)      ; OCoLC: 602259082 (aus SWB)     

Konferenzschrift | Konferenzschrift, 12.10.2002-13.10.2002, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, DC

RB 10438      Ähnliche Literatur

GC296.8.E4

304.2/5098 ; 304.25098

Basisklassifikation: 43.47 (Globale Umweltprobleme) ; 74.26 (Mittelamerika; Südamerika) <Geographie>

SSG-Nummer(n): 14

*Lateinamerika ; Klimaänderung ; El-Niño-Phänomen ; Geschichte ; Konferenzschrift ; Konferenzschrift      Zum Register

*Soziale Probleme ; Konferenzschrift ; Konferenzschrift      Zum Register

LOC-SH: Climatic changes -- Latin America -- History -- Congresses ; Climatic changes -- Social aspects -- Latin America -- History -- Congresses ; Climate and civilization -- Latin America -- Congresses ; El Niño Current -- Social aspects -- Latin America -- History -- Congresses ; El Niño Current -- History -- Congresses

Climate, catastrophe, and culture in the ancient Americas / Daniel H. Sandweiss and Jeffrey Quilter -- Paleoclimate from ice cores : a framework for archaeological interpretations / Paul Andrew Mayweski -- El Niño and interannual variability of climate in the Western Hemisphere / Kirk Allen Maasch -- Climate change, El Niño, and the rise of complex society on the Peruvian coast during the middle Holocene / James B. Richardson III and Daniel H. Sandweiss -- Catastrophe and the emergence of political complexity : a social anthropological model / Paul Roscoe -- Deciphering the politics of prehistoric El Niño events on the north coast of Peru / Brian R. Billman and Gary Huckleberry -- Deadly deluges in the southern desert : modern and ancient El Niños in the Osmore region of Peru / Michael E. Moseley and David K. Keefer -- Marching to disaster: the catastrophic convergence of Inca imperial policy, sand flies, and El Niño in the 1524 Andean epidemic / James B. Kiracofe and John S. Marr -- Armageddon to the Garden of Eden : explosive volcanic eruptions and societal resilience in ancient Middle America / Payson Sheets -- The collapse of Maya civilization : assessing the interaction of culture, climate, and environment / Jason Yaeger and David A. Hodell -- And the waters took them : catastrophic flooding and civilization on the Mexican Gulf Coast / S. Jeffrey K. Wilkerson