As “ecologias” na arqueologia: bases teóricas para o estudo das interações entre pessoas e o ambiente
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2448-1750.revmae.2023.205026Palavras-chave:
Interações pessoas-ambiente, Ecologia Cultural, Ecologia Comportamental, Ecologia Histórica, Teoria de Construção de Nichos, AmazôniaResumo
Este ensaio apresenta uma breve história das teorias antropológicas utilizadas para compreender as interações milenares entre as pessoas e o ambiente, particularmente em relação à arqueologia. Com destaque especial na região amazônica, pretende-se fornecer um panorama dos paradigmas principais, começando com a Ecologia Cultural da primeira metade do século XX, passando pelas abordagens paleoeconômicas e comportamentais da Nova Arqueologia, até chegar às contribuições mais recentes da Ecologia Histórica, da Teoria de Construção de Nichos e das perspectivas indígenas.
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