North of West Siberia

Besprozvanny, Evgeniy M.; Косинцев, П. А.; Pogodin, Andrey A.

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“…There is a growing body of literature on human-environment interaction in the Arctic (Pitul'ko and Pavlova 2016Pavlova , 2020aPavlova , 2020bBesprozvanny et al 2017;Kuzmin 2017;Volokitin and Gribchenko 2017;Slobodin et al 2017;Anderson et al 2019a;Desjardins et al 2020;Pavlova and Pitulko 2020). This is supplemented by research of early modern human DNA in the Arctic (Raghavan et al 2014;Flegontov et al 2019;Sikora et al 2019;Ning et al 2020;Kılınç et al 2021).…”

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Reconstructing Human−environmental Relationship in the Siberian Arctic and Sub-Arctic: A Holocene Overview

Kuzmin

2023

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This paper examines patterns of human–environmental interactions across northern Asia during the Holocene, in order to summarize current knowledge and identify key areas for future research. To achieve these goals, currently available chronological, cultural, and paleoenvironmental datasets from the east Russian Arctic for the last 10,000 14C years were integrated. Study regions include the Taymyr Peninsula, Lena River basin (except its southern part), northeastern Siberia, and Kamchatka Peninsula. Several broad-scale correlations between climatic fluctuations and cultural responses (e.g., subsistence strategies and occupation densities) were identified; however, these are not straightforward. For example, the increase of occupations during the warm periods in the Early–Middle Holocene are notable while the most pronounced rises coincide with a cooling trend in the Late Holocene. This shows that the human–environmental relationships in the Holocene were not linear; more interdisciplinary research will be needed to construct higher resolution data for understanding prehistoric cultural responses to past environmental changes in the Asian Arctic.

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Reconstructing Human−environmental Relationship in the Siberian Arctic and Sub-Arctic: A Holocene Overview

Kuzmin

2023

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North of West Siberia

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Reconstructing Human−environmental Relationship in the Siberian Arctic and Sub-Arctic: A Holocene Overview

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