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Author: Maximillian Findley

Revisiting the Milpa Cycle and the Myth of Mayan Collapse in Anabel Ford’s “The Maya Forest”
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Revisiting the Milpa Cycle and the Myth of Mayan Collapse in Anabel Ford’s “The Maya Forest”

Posted on June 27, 2020June 27, 2020 by Maximillian Findley

The Collapse of the Classic Maya, like the collapse of Rapa Nui’s society, has almost become a byword for environmental degradation. The theory, rapidly summarized,…

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Check out our newest episode of #ArchaeoChats with guest Dr. Emmanuel Ndiema, Head of Archaeology at the National Museums of Kenya in Nairobi @museumsofkenya. I was especially excited for this episode and @endiema did not disappoint! Link to watch below:

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There is a new episode of #ArchaeoChats with Dr. Emmanuel Ndiema (@endiema) of the @museumsofkenya. Remember you can now listen to the podcast on ⚓ (https://anchor.fm/archaeochats) and continue to watch the interviews on @YouTube or at the @MPI_SHH website (https://www.shh.mpg.de/1861599/archaeochats).

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RobertPatalanoRobert Patalano@RobertPatalano·
26 Feb

Its #FieldworkFriday again! Here is a markup of bed displacement due to faulting at Oldupai's Second Fault. On the left (hanging wall), all beds except Naisiusiu are exposed, on the right (foot wall), only the Bed I lavas and Beds I-III are visible. Mount Lemagrut in the back.

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25 Feb

Rainforests in Australia Were Shaped by Millennia of Aboriginal Land Management - In a new paper, an intl. team of scientists join with Traditional Owners of Queensland’s Wet Tropics to demonstrate the region's ecological, biological, and cultural heritage https://buff.ly/3ssAvsI

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RobertPatalanoRobert Patalano@RobertPatalano·
15 Feb

This is a great paper led by @PatrickLee246 on the Maasai of Oldupai Gorge! Paleoanths dig at Oldupai to uncover humanity's past. Maasai dig at Oldupai to withstand drought and have a future. Rarely are these two topics addressed together. Check it out!

https://sciencetechnologystudies.journal.fi/article/view/80516#.YCqMrvUGYPQ.twitter

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