This author explores the dynamic landscapes at the intersection of geography, geoscience, and archaeology. Their work delves into the nature and impacts of Quaternary environmental change across regions like the Mediterranean and the Nile basin. A significant aspect of their research involves close collaboration with archaeologists, focusing on the theoretical and practical interface between these disciplines. Their investigations offer valuable insights into the environmental processes that have shaped ancient environments and human history.
Jamie Woodward examines the environmental shifts that took place during the great ice age of the Quaternary Period. Looking at evidence from the continents, the oceans, and the ice core records, he explores the evolution of ideas about our geological past, the great debates, and the human stories behind it all.