Reconstructing human-landscape interactions / edited by Lucy Wilson, Pam Dickinson and Jason Jeandron.

"The first ever Developing International Geoarchaeology conference (DIG 2005) was held in Saint John, New Brusnwick, Canada, in October 2005"--Preface

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Prologue: the organization, development, and future of geoarchaeology /George (Rip) Rapp -- Surficial processes and Pleistocene archaeology : context, landscape evolution and climate change /Christopher L. Hill -- Holocene alluvial sediments of the Tehran Plain : sedimentation and archaeological site visibility /G.K. Gillmore [and others] -- GIS approach for archaeological site distribution analysis by physiographic elements in the Lake Diefenbaker region, Saskatchewan, Canada /Christopher P. Evans, Alec E. AitkenandErnest G. Walker -- Climate change, landscape evolution, and human settlement in the lower Mississippi Valley, 5 500-2 400 Cal B.P. /Katherine A. AdelsbergerandTristram R. Kidder -- Aboriginal utilisation of coastal tidal ponds from southwestern New Brunswick : implicationf for geoarchaeology /Pamela J. DickinsonandBruce E. Broster -- Evaluating palaeoindian settlement in relation to Pleistocene lake levels at Munsungan Lake, northern Main, USA /Bertrand Gillman Pelletier, Jr., Brenda HallandBrian R. Robinson -- Marine geophysics and vibracoring applied to refining the search for submerged prehistory in the Damariscotta River, Maine, USA /Peter A. LeachandDaniel F. Belknap -- Settlement and territory in the early and middle Apulo-Lucan Neolithic (southeast Italy) : a geoarchaeological approach /Patrizia Lorusso -- Salvage archaeology and geoarchaeology : the example of the coastal margin between Antibes and Nice, France /Oliver Sivan [and others] -- GPR imaging of archaeological sites /Dean Goodman [and others] -- Geochemistry of Sain John Glass, c. 1874-78 /J. Victor Owen, Jaroslav DostalandPeter LaRocque -- Vaucluse raw material project : artifact provenance and landscape context in the middle Palaeolithic of southern France /Lucy Wilson -- Sustaining past and modern landscape systems in semi-arid lands /Charles French.

Reconstructing Human-Landscape Interactions demonstrates the high quality of work presented at the first Developing International Geoarchaeology conference (DIG 2005), held in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, and exemplifies the over-riding theme of thi.

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