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Landscape and Interaction: Troodos Survey Vol 1 - Methodology, Analysis and Interpretation (Hardcover, New)
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Landscape and Interaction: Troodos Survey Vol 1 - Methodology, Analysis and Interpretation (Hardcover, New)
Series: Levant Supplementary Series, 14
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The Troodos Mountain range in central Cyprus is a region of great
physical and cultural diversity. The landscapes range from fertile,
cultivated plains to narrow, dry valleys and forested mountain
regions and this physical topography is overlain by a rich human
cultural landscape of farming, mining, industry, settlement, burial
and ritual behaviour. Over six field seasons, a team of specialists
and fieldwalkers from the Troodos Archaeological and Environmental
Survey Project (TAESP) investigated the northern edge of this
region and explored the complex and dynamic relationship between
landscape and people over 12,000 years. The results of their
integrated and interpretative approach are presented here, in the
first of two volumes. Beginning with a considered overview of the
context, research aims and methodology of the project, Volume 1
provides detailed accounts of the archaeology, material culture,
geography and environmental record of the entire survey area. This
wealth of information is then bought together to produce a series
of chronological and thematic analyses of the interaction between
people and landscape in this region of Cyprus from the Prehistoric
through to the Modern period.
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