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Accepted Paper:
Future Solutions from the Past
Robert L. Kelly
(University of Wyoming)
Lisa Lucero
(University of Illinois)
Carole Crumley
(IHOPE)
Paper short abstract:
The intersection between archaeology and climate change provides two roads for action. First, through increased rates of site destruction, climate change will lessen our ability to use archaeological and paleoecological data to contribute to solutions to the effects of climate change on modern human populations. Second, prehistory is a long-term record of human trial-and-error that helps formulate responses to the anticipated effects of climate change. We briefly review efforts needed to meet the first challenge, and lessons learned from the second.
Panel
Plenary2
Next Steps beyond 'Changing the Atmosphere': Strategies for Action on the AAA Statement on Humanity and Climate Change
Session 1