01/27/2012

Geo-Glyphs And Geo-Polities: Amazonia's Surprising Past

As Amazonian deforestation increases, archaeological sites emerge that tell a surprising tale about how forest peoples, hundreds of years ago, farmed intensively and creatively. Should this knowledge impact how we plan for Amazonian conservation today?

Source: http://www.npr.org/blogs/13.7/2012/01/26/145838264/geo-glyphs-and-geo-polities-amazonias-surprising-past?ft=1&f=1057

Jordan, Jim Kagen, Steve Kanjorski, Paul E. Kaptur, Marcy Kennedy, Patrick J.

Jan 27, 2012 1:12:07 AM

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