On the Climates of History

There is a body of paleoclimatic techniques capable at present of producing broad background information on the climates of almost any period in the history of man. A body of climatic theory exists that makes the cross-checking and inter-relating of climatic data possible as well as a collection of ecological principles which can be applied to the man-climate relationship. There are indications that research in the near future will provide climatic data which are much more specific in time and place although probably never with the detail of an instrumental record. Several conferences and workshops have now expanded the dialogue between historians and paleoclimatologists. When historians learn to use what the climatologists can provide, and the climatologists focus their efforts on areas and times of particular interest rather than on data sets and places which are basically targets of opportunity a new collaboration may emerge that will help to answer the why as well as the what of human history

Geography · History · Tree-ring climate responses

• A fine-resolution palaeoclimatic reconstruction of the last 2000 years, from Lake Keilambete, southeastern Australia

  Open Access•Scott Mooney•The Holocene•1997

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• Neo‐boreal climatic influences on the late prehistoric agricultural groups in the upper Mississippi Valley

  Open Access•John T Penman•Geoarchaeology•1988

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• Fauna from the Hulme Site and Comments on Central Plains Tradition. Subsistence Variability

  John R Bozell•Plains Anthropologist•1991

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• On the Dry Valleys of the Kalahari

  D J Nash•Geographical Journal•1996

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• Drought, desiccation and discourse

  Open Access•Georgina H Endfield, D J Nash•Geographical Journal•2002

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• Globalisation, Ecological Crisis, and Dark Ages

  Sing C Chew•Global Society•2002

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• Natural encounters

  T Dean•European Review of History Revue…•2011

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• Comparison of climatic impacts transmission from temperature to grain harvests and economies between the Han (206 BC–AD 220) and Tang (AD 618–907) dynasties

  Open Access•Zhudeng Wei, Xiuqi Fang et al.•The Holocene•2018

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• Drought and disputes, deluge and dearth

  Open Access•Georgina H Endfield, Isabel Fernández Tejedo et al.•Journal of Historical Geography•2004

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• Northeast Middle Woodland

  David Smith•Encyclopedia of Prehistory :…•2001

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• The Mcintosh Fauna

  Amy Koch•Plains Anthropologist•1995

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• Culture, Environment, and Bison Populations on the Late Prehistoric and Early Historic Central Plains

  John R Bozell•Plains Anthropologist•1995

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• Environmental History in the JIH, 1970-2020

  Steven A Epstein•The Journal of Interdisciplinary…•2019

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• The Prudent Peasant

  Open Access•Donald N Mccloskey•The Journal of Economic History•1991

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