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Cultivated Landscapes of Native North America (Oxford Geographical and Environmental Studies Series)

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 | #1899047 in Books |  2000-11-09 | Original language:English |  8.90 x1.40 x6.20l, | File type: PDF | 600 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| A cultivated study of a much larger topic than I imagined.|By EAS|A truly refreshing, meticulous and scholarly work. Types of human cultivation have been carefully delineated, then the existing data reviewed, organized and evaluated with clarity and conscience. In addition, one senses a charming man doing the writing. Of note, however, is that I bought this book to better und| ||"William E. Doolittle... has provided us with a most valuable and unique volume....Throughout one is struck by Doolittle's refreshing common sense and lack of pretension....absolutely a must for anyone concerned with the aboriginal crop production in North Am

Unlike any other book dealing with native agriculture in North America, this book takes a geographical stance, focusing on fields, field features, and field systems. Emphasis is placed on modifications of the biophysical environment, specifically vegetation, soil, slope, and hydrology. Nearly 200 maps, drawings, and photographs richly illustrate the complexities of aboriginal American food production.

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