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- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ classification C3.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ date "2023".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ language "eng".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ type conference.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ hasPart 01JAZ8G53N5V211Q42RXK0M8JV.pdf.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ hasPart urn:uuid:89e6c393-d9c1-4db9-8533-227014ad8fbc.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ subject "History and Archaeology".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ isbn "9788088441052".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ presentedAt urn:uuid:3c5d749c-0166-47c4-b68b-3f90b816ba03.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ abstract "In the modern Heraklion prefecture, central Crete, Greece, multiple city-states emerged and evolved during the first millennium BC within an area bounded by mountains: the Psiloritis to the West, the Lasithi to the East, and the Asterousia to the South. This highly compartmentalized landscape, split between multiple city-states, was, as a result, composed of many borderlands, areas at the frame of each independent territory. This paper aims to study these borderlands with a special focus on economic and social practices in relation to geo-environmental constraints. Since these marginal areas provided city-states with specific ecosystems interesting for specific activities such as pastoralism, their control and access were crucial for the economic sovereignty of polities. This paper will apply spatial analyses and modeling technics to define and characterize border zones, their access and their use. First, Least-Cost Site Catchment analysis enables to model city-states' border lines. Around them, border zones will be characterized based on terrain analysis and paleoenvironmental data, to estimate their agricultural and economic potential. These marginal landscapes will then be rehumanized by analyzing the accessibility of these zones from city centers with cost-based analyses. Finally, settlement patterns will be explored as a proxy of the social organization in borderlands. Combined with historical documents that describe borders and mention shared grazing rights among some city-states, this study will emphasize the importance of borderlands that were not only marginal areas but also zones of economic activities and places of both social opposition and cooperation.".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ author d0314212-4546-11ea-96ce-f1ad78953d0f.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ dateCreated "2024-01-15T10:42:01Z".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ dateModified "2024-11-28T00:19:24Z".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ name "Economic and social dynamics of central Cretan mountainous borderlands in the first millennium BC".
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ pagination urn:uuid:c16e018c-6c15-42ba-8dfc-257576e2ac8c.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ publisher urn:uuid:fc0f67e0-1df0-47bb-ae42-cd60646ef813.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ sameAs LU-01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ sourceOrganization urn:uuid:6ebcd875-f88b-4649-8e32-a7ace4c0840d.
- 01HM6BDJ21SN2GE9HH2Q3Z2KSZ type C3.