Climates of History, Histories of Climate: From History to Archaeoscience
Michael McCormick
The new scientific climate history is about more than just the of climate. It developing in a history; it forms one several leading edges archaeoscience, broader transdisciplinary convergence that brings power science to bear on human past. Along with emergence archaeogenetics, biomolecular archaeology, and digital humanities—such as geographical information systems (gis) computational philology (quantitative studies textual authorship)—climate process achieving long-imagined re-unification sciences humanities unveils historical changes environment.
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