Ecological models in economic prehistory
By: Gordon Bronitsky, editor ; contributions by Gordon Bronitsky ... [et al.].
Contributors: Bronitsky, Gordon.
Series: Anthropological research papers -- no. 29.; Anthropological research paper -- no. 29.
Publisher: Arizona State University
Published: 1983
Place of publication: Tempe, Ariz
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Economics, Prehistoric.; Human beings -- Effect of environment on.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: Introduction / by Gordon Bronitsky; value: Ecology, economics, and evolutionary explanation in economic prehistory / by Donald L. Hardesty; value: An economic model of settlement aggregation and dispersal / by W. Frederick Limp; value: The use of climatic data in ecological models / by Judith A. Rasson; value: Site catchment analysis and hunter-gatherer resource use / by Marek Zvelebil; value: Optimum diet models and return rate curves / by Stephen M. Perlman; value: Economic change in the Rio Grande Valley / by Gordon Bronitsky; value: Resource uncertainty and buffering strategies in an arid, marginal environment / by Kent Lightfoot; value: Intensification and exchange : an evolutionary model of non-egalitarian socio-political organization for the prehistoric plateau Southwest / by Steadman Upham; value: Comments on modeling and testing in archaeology / by Mark N. Cohen; value: The political economy of resource management / by Stanton W. Green and Kenneth E. Sassaman.