Place, Historical Ecology and Cultural Landscape: New Directions for Applied Archaeology

Lozny, Ludomir R.

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“…Landscapes are places where cultures develop, although the status quo of culture and cultural heritage cannot always be preserved if ecosystems are in dynamic change (Lozny, 2006). Providing an opportunity for stakeholders to not only evaluate land management but also to communicate the narratives behind their views opens up the opportunity to break out of the traditional mold associated with the typical stakeholder categorizations and discuss values related with the past and the future.…”

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Breaking the mold: Integrating participatory environmental assessments and underlying narratives to expose differences in traditional stakeholder categories

Ocampo‐Melgar

Orr

Kong

et al. 2016

Journal of Arid Environments

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Breaking the mold: Integrating participatory environmental assessments and underlying narratives to expose differences in traditional stakeholder categories

Ocampo‐Melgar

Orr

Kong

et al. 2016

Journal of Arid Environments

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“…Understanding the complexities of human–environment relations, and how they play out over time, has direct implications for a range of current environmental and social issues, including the protection of biocultural diversity, cultural reconnections, and Indigenous rights and title (Armstrong and Veteto ; Barthel et al. ; Browne and Mildon ; Crumley ; Lonzy ; Maffi ). Furthermore, documenting the many dimensions of cultural landscapes, as we do here, provides baselines for community‐based conservation, restoration (e.g., Augustine and Dearden ; Berkes ; Gillson ; Senos et al.…”

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Historical Ecology of Cultural Keystone Places of the Northwest Coast

Lepofsky

Armstrong

Greening³

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American Anthropologist

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For many Indigenous peoples, their traditional lands are archives of their histories, from the deepest of time to recent memories and actions. These histories are written in the landscapes' geological features, contemporary plant and animal communities, and associated archaeological and paleoecological records. Some of these landscapes, recently termed "cultural keystone places" (CKPs), are iconic for these groups and have become symbols of the connections between the past and the future, and between people and place. Using an historical-ecological approach, we describe our novel methods and initial results for documenting the history of three cultural keystone places in coastal British Columbia, Canada: Hauyat, Laxgalts'ap (Old Town) and Dałk Gyilakyaw (Robin Town) (territories of Heiltsuk, Gitga'ata, and Gitsm'geelm, respectively). We combine data and knowledge from diverse disciplines and communities to tell the deep and recent histories of these cultural landscapes. Each of CKPs encompasses expansive landscapes of diverse habitats transformed by generations of people interacting with their surrounding environments. Documenting the "softer" footprints of past human-environmental interactions can be elusive and requires diverse approaches and novel techniques. [historical ecology, traditional resource management, cultural keystone Places, Northwest Coast] RESUMEN Para muchos Indígenas, sus tierras tradicionales son archivos de sus historias, desde lo más profundo del tiempo a las más recientes memorias y acciones. Estas historias están escritas en las características geológicas de los paisajes, comunidades contemporáneas de plantas y animales, y registros arqueológicos y paleo-ecológicos asociados. Algunos de estos paisajes, recientemente denominados "lugares culturales claves" (CKPs), son icónicos para estos grupos y se han convertido en símbolos de las conexiones entre el pasado y el futuro, y entre las personas y el lugar. Usando una aproximación histórica-ecológica, describimos nuestros métodos novedosos y resultados iniciales para documentar la historia de tres lugares culturales claves en la Columbia Británica costera, Canadá:Hauyat, Laxgalts'ap (Old Town), y Dalk Gyilakyaw (Robin Town) (territorios de Heiltsuk, Gitga'ata, y Gitsm'geelm, respectivamente). Combinamos datos y conocimiento de diversas disciplinas y comunidades para contar las historias profundas y recientes de estos paisajes culturales. Cada uno de los CKPs abarca paisajes expansivos de diversos hábitats transformados por generaciones de personas interactuando con los ambientes circundantes. Documentar las huellas "más frescas" de las interacciones humano-ambientales puede ser elusivo y requiere diversas aproximaciones y técnicas novedosas. [ecología histórica, manejo tradicional de recursos, lugares culturales claves, Costa Noroccidental] NOTES Acknowledgments. We acknowledge the past, present, and future generations of people who are linked to Hauyat, Laxgalts'ap, and Dałk Gyilakyaw. We are grateful to the chiefs and councils of the Heilts...

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“…Badaniom nieinwazyjnym przyświeca bowiem założenie, że wyzwaniem archeologii jest nie tylko rozpoznanie, ale także rejestrowanie coraz mniej trwałego krajobrazu kulturowego (np. Lozny 2006). Dokumentowanie zastanego przez badacza status quo miejsc (obiektów) powstałych lub przetworzonych w czasach nowożytnych i najnowszych ma więc dodatkowy walor konserwatorski i popularyzacyjny: utrwala informację o dziedzictwie kulturowym nieobjętym jeszcze ochroną prawną.…”

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Etnoarcheologia w praktyce. Z badań niedawnej przeszłości

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Place, Historical Ecology and Cultural Landscape: New Directions for Applied Archaeology

Abstract: We come and go but the land is always here. And the people who love it and understand it are the people who own it -for a little while Willa Cather, O Pioneers!

Cited by 11 publications

References 10 publications

Breaking the mold: Integrating participatory environmental assessments and underlying narratives to expose differences in traditional stakeholder categories

Breaking the mold: Integrating participatory environmental assessments and underlying narratives to expose differences in traditional stakeholder categories

Historical Ecology of Cultural Keystone Places of the Northwest Coast

Etnoarcheologia w praktyce. Z badań niedawnej przeszłości

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