Water Insititutional Response to Social-Envrionmental Change: A Maya Case Study
Summary
This project looks specifically at how the choices of Maya royalty and farmers in the face of environmental fluctuation affected their water control institutions. More generally this project looks how people in water institutions/systems respond to change.
Cite this Record
Water Insititutional Response to Social-Envrionmental Change: A Maya Case Study. ( tDAR id: 374738) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8JH3NNG
Keywords
Culture
Maya
Investigation Types
Archaeological Overview
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Environment Research
Temporal Keywords
Classic Maya
Spatial Coverage
min long: -92.109; min lat: 16.72 ; max long: -86.484; max lat: 21.861 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Chris Caseldine
Contributor(s): Tim Dennehy; Emily Rosen; Chrissy Bausch
Resources Inside this Project (Viewing 1-7 of 7)
Documents
- ArchaeologyWater and Land at the Ancient Maya Community of La Milpa (1995)
- Climate Change and Classic Maya Water Management (2011)
- The Collapse of the Classic Maya: A Case for the Role of Water Control (2002)
- Ecology and Ritual: Water Management and the Maya (1998)
- Water Management in the Southern Maya Lowlands (1993)
- A Water Storage Adaptation in the Maya Lowlands (1991)