SL Fedick, LS Santiago - Proceedings of the National …, 2022 - National Acad Sciences
… Our results demonstrate a greater diversity of food sources beyond maize that would have been available to the Maya during climate disruption of the Terminal Classic period than has …
A Wong - Journal of Water and Climate Change, 2019 - iwaponline.com
… drought events in ancientMaya into perspective, several scenarios of decreased precipitation on maize … Published FAO (2016) data on water requirement for maize cropping (adjusted …
… Maya. In the pages that follow I will mobilize a number of arguments which will lead us to the conclusion that the Maya … by drought and how a drought can occur in the Maya Lowlands. …
… agriculture to intensive, water-conservative maize cultivation that was motivated by a drying … to earlier droughts were initially successful, but failed under the more severe droughts of the …
… in the Maya region of Mesoamerica provides compelling evidence of drought during key periods of cultural transition in Maya … drought and cultural change, or so-called “collapse” in the …
RB Gill, PA Mayewski, J Nyberg, GH Haug… - Ancient …, 2007 - cambridge.org
… hemispheric climatic conditions propitious for drought in the Maya Lowlands. In the … most severe drought of the past 7,000 years devastated the Yucatan Peninsula. Large Maya …
… of ancientMaya civilization, with particular emphasis on two themes: climate change, specifically droughts, … 7000 to 2000 BC) in which plant foods became more important and maize …
… rain-fed maize agriculture, supplemented by trade 37 . Dietary stable isotope studies indicate heavy reliance on maize, a crop that was highly sensitive to periodic droughts, given the …
… and RH n can serve as input variables in crop models, thereby clarifying how drought affected agriculture (eg, maize production) in the northern Maya Lowlands during the TCP (12). …