The Earth Murdered Our EmpireHow the Earth Changes Human Culture and Civilization

CulturalEcology

What is it? Ecological Anthropology

Importance?

Why? Who?

Indus Valley Khmer Empire Nabta Playa

The Mayan Empire

Yucatán Peninsula

Geology Resources Climate Flora & Fauna

Mayan State

Subsistence Patteern Calendar & Astronomy Religion & Mythology The Mayan Collapse

Climate Change War & Politics

ModernImportance

Does It Matteer? Current Events Conclusion

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