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Edited by William Balee and Clark L. Erickson

TIME AND COMPLEXITY IN HISTORICAL ECOLOGY STUDIES IN THE NEOTROPICAL LOWLANDS

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS

NEW YORK

CONTENTS

Preface Contributors

Time, Complexity, and Historical Ecology

ix xi

I

WILLIAM BALEE AND CLARK L. ERICKSON

PART 1 1. The Feral Forests of the Eastern Peten

21

DAVID G. CAMPBELL, ANABEL FORD, KAREN S. LOWELL, JAY WALKER, JEFFREY K. LAKE, CONSTANZA OCAMPO-RAEDER, ANDREW TOWNESMITH, AND MICHAEL BALICK

2. A Neotropical Framework for Terra Preta

57

ELIZABETH GRAHAM

3. Domesticated Food and Society in Early Coastal Peru

87

CHRISTINE A. HASTORF

4. Microvertebrate Synecology and Anthropogenic Footprints in the Forested Neotropics

127

PETER W. STAHL

PART 2 5. Pre-European Forest Cultivation in Amazonia WILLIAM M. DENEVAN

153

viii Contents

6. Fruit Trees and the Transition to Food Production in Amazonia

165

CHARLES R. CLEMENT

7. The Historical Ecology of a Complex Landscape in Bolivia

187

CLARK L. ERICKSON AND WILLIAM BALEE

8. The Domesticated Landscapes of the Bolivian Amazon

235

CLARK L. ERICKSON

9. Political Economy and Pre-Columbian Landscape Transformations in Central Amazonia

279

EDUARDO G. NEVES AND JAMES B. PETERSEN

10. History, Ecology, and Alterity: Visualizing Polity in Ancient Amazonia

311

MICHAEL HECKENBERGER

11. Between the Ship and the Bulldozer: Historical Ecology of Guaja Subsistence, Sociality, and Symbolism After 1500

341

LORETTA A. CORMIER

12. Landscapes of the Past, Footprints of the Future: Historical Ecology and the Study of Contemporary Land-Use Change in the Amazon

365

EDUARDO S. BRONDlZIO

Index

407

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