Maya Subsistence 1982
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-259780-0.50014-4
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Hydraulic Agriculture in the American Tropics: Forms, Measures, and Recent Research

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“…This ecological transformation represents one of the most significant and long-lasting anthropogenic environmental changes documented in the pre-Columbian New World. Our research continues a long tradition of geographical research on the ecology and use of wetlands in the pre-Hispanic Americas (e.g., West and Armillas 1950;Denevan 1970Denevan , 1982Siemens and Puleston 1972;Turner 1974;Siemens 1978Siemens , 1983Gliessman et al 1983;Wilken 1987;Sluyter 1994).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This ecological transformation represents one of the most significant and long-lasting anthropogenic environmental changes documented in the pre-Columbian New World. Our research continues a long tradition of geographical research on the ecology and use of wetlands in the pre-Hispanic Americas (e.g., West and Armillas 1950;Denevan 1970Denevan , 1982Siemens and Puleston 1972;Turner 1974;Siemens 1978Siemens , 1983Gliessman et al 1983;Wilken 1987;Sluyter 1994).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Potatoes produce more calories per hectare, but require a much higher labor investment, and are consequently less efficient than quinua in purely energetic terms. Therefore, as the pota- (Tapia and Banegas, 1990, p. 97), and 200-1000 (Erickson, 1985;Erickson and Candler, 1989; also Denevan, 1982, Garaycochea, 1987. For dryland agriculture R = 0, since no infrastructure exists to be reconstructed, assuming, of course, that irrigation is not practiced.…”
Section: Raised Field and Dryland Efficiency Comparedmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Other figures include 600 kg/ ha (PIWA, 1994, p. 286, recalculated). g Kolata (1986) and Denevan (1982). h Graffam (1990, p. 29).…”
Section: Raised Field and Dryland Efficiency Comparedmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Raised field have been documented elsewhere in highland Mexico as well as in the lowlands of the Mexican Gulf Coast, northern Belize, and Guatemala (e.g., Denevan, 1970Denevan, , 1982Doolittle, 1990;Farrington, 1985;Fisher, 2005;Pohl, 1990;Pohl et al, 1996;Puleston, 1978;Puleston and Siemens, 1972;Scarborough, 2003;Siemens, 1983;Turner and Harrison, 1983;Whitmore and Turner, 2001;Wilken, 1987). In South America, raised fields characterize landscapes in the Andean highlands and the Amazonian lowlands (e.g., Bandy, 2005;Darch, 1983;Denevan, 2001;Erickson, 1993Erickson, , 1994Erickson, , 2006Janusek and Kolata, 2004;Kolata, 1991;Stanish, 1994Stanish, , 2006Walker, 2011;Zimmerer, 1991).…”
Section: Chinampa Agriculturementioning
confidence: 96%