TerraNova Academy Field School - TAFS II
Agricultural Revolution, Transition Energy Regime 1/2 online program
TERRANOVA Academy Field School in full swing despite the lock downs. This week, we’re discussing palaeoecology, shifting baselines and Danish nature management
INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRAM
16 March 2020
Thematic courses: Landscape Archaeology and Historical Ecology
Teacher
Marie-José Gaillard-Lemdahl
Teacher
Sjoerd Kluiving
Session 1: What landscape histories for a specific energy regime can be summarised for each of the 4 study areas? What can landscape archaeology contribute to reconstruction of human-environment interaction in these areas?
Session 2: What landscape histories for a specific energy regime can be listed for each of the 4 study areas? What can long-term palaeoecology contribute to reconstruction of human-environment interaction in these areas?
Session 3: What landscape histories can be derived from the current knowledge, how would you pose a research question in the interdisciplinary field between landscape archaeology and long-term palaeoecology?
TERRANOVA ESR presentations
17 March 2020
Beyond TERRANOVA
Workshop
Speaker: Trine Kellberg Nielsen
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Aim
To show you that the EemianInterglacial properis not necessarily the most optimal period for extreme northern dispersal of Neanderthals despite the climatic amelioration. At least not as a rule.
To question our current understanding of northern Neanderthal boundaries.
To argue that awareness of asynchronicitybetween operational scale and resolution (local-and continental-and temporal scales) are crucial for investigating the biogeography of northern Neanderthals.
TERRANOVA talk
19 March 2020
