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- Normark, Johan, 1969
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Causeway/sacbe
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In: Encyclopedia of the Ancient Maya / edited by Walter R. T. Witschey. - Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield. - 9780759122840 ; , s. 64-65
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- Normark, Johan, 1969
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Going against the flow: Reaction to Veronica Strang
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In: Archaeological Dialogues. - 1380-2038 .- 1478-2294. ; 22:2, s. 199-206
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- In her discussion article Fluid consistencies. Material relationality in human engagements with water', Veronica Strang argues that water provides a useful focus for thinking about relationships between things and persons and between material properties and meanings' (Strang 2014, 133, emphasis added). Water permeates organic things and flows and connects in a multi-scalar way. Therefore her article emphasizes how material and social processes combine to provide both fluidity and consistency at every level of human-non-human engagement' (ibid., 133). Ontologically speaking, the emphasis on fluid relations and processes makes her a relationist, i.e. objects emerge from their internal or external relations (Harman 2009). I will summarize my reactions to her article in three major points.
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- Normark, Johan, 1969
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Postclassic miniature shrines in the Cochuah Region
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In: The Maya of the Cochuah Region: Archaeological and Ethnographic Perspectives on the Northern Lowlands. Justine M. Shaw (ed.). - Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press. - 9780826348647 ; , s. 157-169
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- Normark, Johan, 1969
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The Chicxulub impact and its different hydrogeological effects on Prehispanic and Colonial settlement in the Yucatan peninsula
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In: WIREs Water. - : Wiley. - 2049-1948. ; 3:6, s. 871-884
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The Chicxulub impact ~66 million years ago and subsequent geological processes have created different hydrogeological regimes in the Yucatan peninsula, Mexico. These regimes have affected settlement patterns on local and regional scales. This study focuses on the intersection between three of these regimes; the Buried Ejecta within Saline Intrusion Zone, the Albion Formation, and the Ticul Fault Zone. Lake Chichancanab is located in the intersection between these zones. The Prehispanic settlement east of Chichancanab, in the Cochuah region, is distributed evenly whereas the Colonial period settlement of the same area largely stays within the Buried Ejecta within Saline Intrusion Zone. Colonial socioeconomic conditions and the Church limited the Spanish control of the Cochuah region, partially because groundwater access became increasingly more important during the Colonial period.
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