Mapping past human land use using archaeological data: A new classification for global land use synthesis and data harmonization
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J. Kaplan | Madeleine McLeester | A. Hill | M. Madella | S. Harrison | D. Lawrence | U. Lombardo | J. Kolář | K. Klein Goldewijk | N. Whitehouse | R. Marchant | Th Foster | S. Mooney | K. Morrison | Thembi Russell | E. Ellis | C. Petrie | J. Bates | G. Dusseldorp | E. Thomas | A. Bauer | E. Tamanaha | C. Lancelotti | E. Hammer | M. Gaillard | Leanne N. Phelps | S. Biagetti | F. Mayle | Matthew J. Hannaford | Marco Zanon | P. Lane | Amy K. Styring | E. Ndiema | Andrew Sluyter | S. Merlo | D. Filipović | F. Antolín | Rosie R. Bishop | M. Vander Linden | M. Moskal-del Hoyo | M. Nowak | M. Arroyo-Kalin | Alice Yao | W. Out | D. Dreslerová | G. Lucarini | M. McClatchie | Z. Pinke | Stéphen Rostain | S. Veerasamy | M. Hazarika | Johanna Hilpert | L. Popova | Krista Lewis | V. Navarrete | L. Welton | H. Herold | Oliver J. C. Boles | Andrea U. Kay | E. Kyazike | P. Buckland | P. Cruz | J. Laabs | Eduardo Góes Neves | M. Zanon | Magdalena Moskal-del Hoyo
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