Amazonie : un jardin sauvage ou une forêt domestiquée, essai d'écologie historique

9782330179465
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Description

The Amazon fascinates us, both because of its gigantic size and its supposedly untamed nature. However, it is the millennia-long impact of humans on this forest that is truly astonishing. Humans have transformed the vegetation cover by promoting plant associations, created fertile soils called 'terra preta' and built terraces that have changed the landscape.

The author, a researcher who has been working in the Amazon for 30 years, offers a completely new perspective on the ancient interaction between humans and the environment in the world's largest tropical forest, drawing on disciplines as diverse as archaeology, ethnohistory, anthropology, ecology, botany and pedology.

Product information

Publication Year
2023
Technical specification

Author : Stéphen Rostain
Publisher : Actes Sud
Dimensions
20,5 cm x 14 cm
Number of Pages
264
EAN
9782330179465