Climate Change and the Consequences of Underrepresentation in the Archaeological Record

被引:1
作者
Parker, Katherine G. [1 ]
Schaefer, Jordan L. [1 ]
Ogden, Brigid M. [1 ]
Webster, Rebecca J. [1 ]
机构
[1] Univ Tennessee, Dept Anthropol, 502 Strong Hall,1621 Cumberland Ave, Knoxville, TN 37996 USA
关键词
climate change; heritage management; predictive modeling; archaeological practice; equity; SITE LOCATION; GIS; HERITAGE; COMMUNITIES; CONTINUITY; JUSTICE;
D O I
10.1007/s41636-023-00422-2
中图分类号
K85 [文物考古];
学科分类号
0601 ;
摘要
Recent studies have demonstrated that a significant number of cultural-heritage resources will soon be affected by rising sea levels and climatic disasters. However, efforts to model the impacts of climate change provide limited, if any, considerations of structural inequality that affects resource detection and communities in the past. This article explores the relationship among legacies of historical marginalization, cultural-heritage resources, and archaeological practice in the context of climate-change discourse. The effects of this erasure are not limited to the past, but have significant and lasting implications for descendant communities in the present. Estudios recientes han demostrado que un numero significativo de recursos del patrimonio cultural pronto se veran afectados por el aumento del nivel del mar y los desastres climaticos. Sin embargo, los esfuerzos para modelar los impactos del cambio climatico brindan consideraciones limitadas, si las hay, de la desigualdad estructural que afecta la deteccion de recursos y comunidades en el pasado. Este articulo explora la relacion entre los legados de la marginacion historica, los recursos del patrimonio cultural y la practica arqueologica en el contexto del discurso sobre el cambio climatico. Los efectos de esta supresion no se limitan al pasado, sino que tienen implicaciones significativas y duraderas para las comunidades de descendientes en el presente. Des etudes recentes ont demontre qu'un nombre significatif de ressources du patrimoine culturel seront prochainement affectees par la montee du niveau des mers et les desastres climatiques. Cependant, les efforts pour modeliser les impacts du changement climatique ne fournissent s'il en est que des considerations limitees portant sur une inegalite structurelle affectant la detection de ressources et les communautes par le passe. Cet article s'interesse a la relation entre les transmissions de la marginalisation historique, les ressources de l'heritage culturel et la pratique archeologique dans le contexte du discours sur le changement climatique. Les effets de cet effacement ne se limitent pas au passe mais ont des implications significatives et durables pour les communautes descendantes du temps present.
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