Toward a Blue Cultural Studies: The Sea, Maritime Culture, and
... The contribution of Anglophone literary scholars has thus far lagged somewhat behind other fields in the maritime humanities. Despite abiding interest in figures like Melville and Conrad, literary scholars have been slow to announce a ‘maritime paradigm’ or to constitute ‘maritime literature’ as a s ...
... The contribution of Anglophone literary scholars has thus far lagged somewhat behind other fields in the maritime humanities. Despite abiding interest in figures like Melville and Conrad, literary scholars have been slow to announce a ‘maritime paradigm’ or to constitute ‘maritime literature’ as a s ...
sample chapter
... inhabitants. While the motives of early excavators may have been quite simple (Well-known paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey got his start collecting stones as a child), archaeologists and paleoanthropologists eventually created an entirely new field of historical investigation: prehistory. Multiple ...
... inhabitants. While the motives of early excavators may have been quite simple (Well-known paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey got his start collecting stones as a child), archaeologists and paleoanthropologists eventually created an entirely new field of historical investigation: prehistory. Multiple ...
1Prehistory
... inhabitants. While the motives of early excavators may have been quite simple (Well-known paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey got his start collecting stones as a child), archaeologists and paleoanthropologists eventually created an entirely new field of historical investigation: prehistory. Multiple ...
... inhabitants. While the motives of early excavators may have been quite simple (Well-known paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey got his start collecting stones as a child), archaeologists and paleoanthropologists eventually created an entirely new field of historical investigation: prehistory. Multiple ...
BOS NSW History course planner
... in another global conflict within 20 years. Not only did this conflict cause greater loss of life, it witnessed the Holocaust and the first use of nuclear weapons. In the aftermath of this war decolonisation saw the end of the great European empires and the emergence of new nations, particularly in ...
... in another global conflict within 20 years. Not only did this conflict cause greater loss of life, it witnessed the Holocaust and the first use of nuclear weapons. In the aftermath of this war decolonisation saw the end of the great European empires and the emergence of new nations, particularly in ...
The Other One-Third of the Globe
... in human expansion beyond the linked African and Eurasian continents that had nurtured the species.5 This early movement did not extend far into the Pacific. The descendants of these pioneers went on to settle the islands immediately offshore from Sahul as far east as the Solomons, but they apparent ...
... in human expansion beyond the linked African and Eurasian continents that had nurtured the species.5 This early movement did not extend far into the Pacific. The descendants of these pioneers went on to settle the islands immediately offshore from Sahul as far east as the Solomons, but they apparent ...
AN INTRODUCTION TO BIG HISTORY
... able to do became evolutionarily selectively survivalist. Much later – and several possible time lines are discussed – homo sapiens evolved, adapted and changed the world more than any other known species – except bacteria, who are likely also to outlive us. But this also means, the author reminds u ...
... able to do became evolutionarily selectively survivalist. Much later – and several possible time lines are discussed – homo sapiens evolved, adapted and changed the world more than any other known species – except bacteria, who are likely also to outlive us. But this also means, the author reminds u ...
Stage 4 History The Ancient World Overview
... the theory that people moved out of Africa around 60 000 BCE and migrated to other parts of the world, including Australia •using a map to describe the pattern of movement of humans ‘out of Africa’ and across other continents over time, and looking at the types of evidence of these movements (for ex ...
... the theory that people moved out of Africa around 60 000 BCE and migrated to other parts of the world, including Australia •using a map to describe the pattern of movement of humans ‘out of Africa’ and across other continents over time, and looking at the types of evidence of these movements (for ex ...
Expectations History - Ministry of Education
... Aboriginal Peoples Describe various aspects of Aboriginal life prior to contact with Europeans (e.g., traditional economies, spirituality, relationship with the environment, political organizations); Analyse significant aspects and effects of the interactions between Aboriginal peoples and Europ ...
... Aboriginal Peoples Describe various aspects of Aboriginal life prior to contact with Europeans (e.g., traditional economies, spirituality, relationship with the environment, political organizations); Analyse significant aspects and effects of the interactions between Aboriginal peoples and Europ ...
AP World History Summer Assignment 2013-2014
... 7. What elements of human culture, in your opinion, caused the most profound changes within and between societies throughout history? (There are many complex definitions of “culture” and “human culture” that you might want to explore before answering this question). 8. Provide at least three ideas/t ...
... 7. What elements of human culture, in your opinion, caused the most profound changes within and between societies throughout history? (There are many complex definitions of “culture” and “human culture” that you might want to explore before answering this question). 8. Provide at least three ideas/t ...
World Geography Today Chapter 31
... • North Island—Forests, fertile lowlands; tectonic activity (earthquakes, geysers, hot springs) • South Island—High elevations (Southern Alps); Canterbury Plains • Mild marine west coast climate overall • Temperate forest biome—Evergreens, endemic species (kiwis, moas, bats) ...
... • North Island—Forests, fertile lowlands; tectonic activity (earthquakes, geysers, hot springs) • South Island—High elevations (Southern Alps); Canterbury Plains • Mild marine west coast climate overall • Temperate forest biome—Evergreens, endemic species (kiwis, moas, bats) ...
Ch 1 PPt and AP Regions Maps
... On December 18, 1994, this cave in southern France was discovered by JeanMarie Chauvet, a French official. It contains the oldest and best preserved prehistoric cave paintings; more than three hundred paintings were found of animals that inhabited the Stone Age world, including panthers, cave bears, ...
... On December 18, 1994, this cave in southern France was discovered by JeanMarie Chauvet, a French official. It contains the oldest and best preserved prehistoric cave paintings; more than three hundred paintings were found of animals that inhabited the Stone Age world, including panthers, cave bears, ...
Great Dividing Range
... to live across large areas became concentrated on the mountains and groups became separated from each other. Over many thousands of years, this separation meant that species evolved independently and this led to many variations in species. ...
... to live across large areas became concentrated on the mountains and groups became separated from each other. Over many thousands of years, this separation meant that species evolved independently and this led to many variations in species. ...
Chapter 1 Note Packet
... History: A Record in Writing / A Record of the Spoken Word 1. Studying written records or human life and accomplishments help us understand a society. 2. What examples of written records in our world today? Make a brief list. _________________________________________________________________________ ...
... History: A Record in Writing / A Record of the Spoken Word 1. Studying written records or human life and accomplishments help us understand a society. 2. What examples of written records in our world today? Make a brief list. _________________________________________________________________________ ...
Prehistory of Australia
The prehistory of Australia is the period between the first human habitation of the Australian continent and the colonization of Australia in 1788 which marks the start of consistent documentation of Australia. This period is estimated to have lasted between 40,000 and 60,000 years.This era is referred as prehistory rather than history because there are no written records of human events before 1788.