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Ecosphere, Volume 15, Issue 11, November 2024.Abstract A positive correlation between wealth and biodiversity within cities is a commonly documented phenomenon in urban ecology that has come to be labeled as the “luxury effect.” We contend that both this language and this framing restrict our understanding of how sociopolitical power dynamics influence biodiversity within and across cities.
Renata Poulton Kamakura +3 more
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Europe and the people without market history
Frontiers in Human DynamicsWolf’s Europe and the People Without History has significantly influenced anthropology and social science, marking a crucial point in the discipline’s engagement with historical perspectives.
Lane F. Fargher-Navarro +1 more
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Estimating Grain Sizes of Martian Dune Sand: A Freeware‐Based Methodology With Initial Results
Earth and Space Science, Volume 11, Issue 9, September 2024.Abstract Grain sizes of Martian sand dunes are critical sedimentological data on sand provenance and transport pathways. Thermal inertia values are used to characterize the grain sizes of dune sand. Most early characterizations involved single dune fields.
D. M. Burr +3 more
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, 2022 Based on research that regionally contextualizes millions of data points and hundreds of sites, we have previously argued that the Salado phenomenon was a social movement aimed at returning power to all community members in the Hohokam world and led to ...
Lewis Borck, Jeffery J. Clark
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The Digital Archive of Huhugam Archaeology and the Reuse of Archaeological Information
Advances in Archaeological PracticeThe reuse of information derived from past archaeological investigations is integral to contemporary research practices. Yet, archiving practices of many (but not all) scholars, cultural resource managers, and public agencies often fall short of meeting ...
Christopher Nicholson +4 more
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Chapter 11. Finding fields: Concluding remarks
Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association, Volume 35, Issue 1, Page 120-124, July 2024.Abstract Ancient agricultural landscapes are increasingly recognized as a vital subject of archaeological inquiry, the study of which requires methods and approaches of the social and natural sciences as well as the humanities. This chapter identifies three recurring themes addressed variously in the contributions to this volume that demonstrate the ...
Naomi F. Miller
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Dynamics of Hohokam obsidian circulation in the North American Southwest
, 1999 Geochemical analyses of obsidian offer unexpected insights on the size and organization of the Hohokam regional system in the North American Southwest. Networks of obsidian circulation enlarged greatly during the Classic period as community centres with ...
James M. Bayman, M. Steven Shackley
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, 2012 Micromorphological study of Hohokam irrigation canals and natural stratigraphic sequences along the Middle Gila ...
Purdue, Louise
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Agriculture and society in arid lands: a Hohokam case study
, 1993 The interplay between social and productive spheres in arid land agrarian societies with non-mechanized technologies is exemplified in a case study of the prehistoric Hohokam Indians of southern Arizona. In addition to chapters unique to the dissertation,
Fish, Suzanne K.
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Salvage Archaeology in Painted Rocks Reservoir, Western Arizona
, 1965 Salvage operations in Hohokam sites of the Colonial, Sedentary and Classic periods.
Johnson, Alfred E., Wasley, William W.
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