Titlebook: Climate Change and Ancient Societies in Europe and the Near East; Diversity in Collaps Paul Erdkamp,Joseph G. Manning,Koenraad Verboven Boo

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An Unchallengeable Scientific Consensus,age available to us. The technology of modern analysis has improved tremendously over the past decades, which has increased the resolution of paleoclimate reconstructions greatly, but the nature of each proxy sets limits to what is possible.

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Managing Expectations, Aligning Futures,ications discussing modelling of/in the Roman world. In general, this chapter argues that larger-scale and longer-term correlations have to be explained in terms of causalities between short-term agencies.

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Rethinking the Concept of Law of Naturent archaeological research as well as more sophisticated analysis of written sources reveal situations much more nuanced that question climatic change as a driver of change in Egypt in the third millennium BC.

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Aggression: A Sociological Perspectivewe explore three variables often used in vulnerability assessments: climate conditions, food supply and connectedness, addressing in turn the exposure, sensitivity and adaptive capacity of LBA societies in the face of climate change.

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Rethinking the Crime of Aggressionntain livelihood. Our study examines the area through a cross-craft interactions perspective, describing how different human activities were co-dependent. Our results emphasize the adaptive skills of the local population to the wide range of demanding tasks they faced in the LBA.

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