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SUMMARY:Panel 4: Environmental Change and Urbanization in the Early Modern Period
DESCRIPTION:If environmental and historical studies into the EMP in Southeast Asia are few and far between\, such work is even scarcer in archaeology\, even if a significant number of SE Asian archaeologists are actively investigating the rise and fall of classic empires (and or emergence of states) in the region. Archaeology\, as a discipline\, is in a position to provide a link between paleoenvironmental studies and historiography\, as archaeologists frequently borrow ideas from the two disciplines. The discipline\, however\, focuses on long-term patterns of change based on fine-grained\, site-specific datasets that complement paleoenvironmental and historical studies. In this panel\, we highlight the role of archaeology in understanding human responses to environmental unpredictability. For instance\, archaeologists have documented solutions employed by humans to address the unpredictability of environmental problems as well as problems that cannot be fixed. \n \nAugust 24\, 8pm (PDT) | August 25\, 11am (Philippines) \nRegister for Zoom link: https://ucla.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nRrns4NgSZOsol5V9R4pIA\n  \nPanelists\nJade d’Alpoim Guedes | University of California\, San Diego \nPatrick Roberts | Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History \nGrace Barretto-Tesoro | Archaeological Studies Program\, University of the Philippines \nRoland Fletcher | University of Sydney \n  \nModerator\nPeter Lape | University of Washington
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