Human population dynamics and their drivers are not well understood, especially over the
long term and on large scales. Here, we estimate demographic growth trajectories from 9 to …

Archaeology is often argued to provide a unique long-term perspective on humans that can
be utilised for effective policy-making, for example, in discussions of resilience and …

The Aegean region has a wealth of archeological data originating from a long and rich
human history and is frequently used as a testbed for climate-society interactions at different …

Here we present the first high-resolution continuous palaeoecological study from Greece
covering the Mesolithic–Neolithic transition at Limni Zazari, a small lake in western …

Rapid population growth and increased use of agricultural technology have exacerbated
agrarian problems. While mechanization has improved agricultural production, the use of …

Purpose In the process of making agricultural production decisions in rural households,
severe weather conditions, either extreme cold or heat, may squeeze the labor input in the …

Abstract The Sasanian Empire (224–651 CE) has been given relatively little attention in
research on climate-society interactions when compared to the neighboring Byzantine …

From 300 BC to AD 300, the city of Pergamon underwent a profound transformation that
impacted the rural settlement patterns and the concomitant geomorphodynamics. We …

Recent research within Mediterranean archaeology has been increasingly concerned with
societal responses to past climate changes in the Holocene. In Greek archaeology, such …

One of the key unresolved questions regarding the archaeology of La Tène Europe
concerns the continuity of settlement around 400 BC. Archaeological evidence of settlement …