Fossiliserade frön för en bra Antropocen : Action-arkeologi för hållbarhet och miljö med förslag för applicering i svenska landskap

Detta är en Kandidat-uppsats från Stockholms universitet/Arkeologi

Författare: John Lind; [2017]

Nyckelord: archaeology; action archaeology; sustainability; sustainable development; anthropocene; environment; environmental management; NIMBY; resilience; heritage; conservation; Baltic sea; arkeologi; hållbarhet; hållbar utveckling; resiliens; antropocen; kulturarv; naturarv; Östersjön; fjällen; odlingslandskap;

Sammanfattning: This paper deals with issues on how archaeology might participate in transdisciplinary research andwork towards sustainable development. Three main themes are explored based on sustainabilitywork mainly from Stockholm Resilience Centre and previous archaeological texts about theutilisation of archaeology for environmental benefits. The themes are nature/culture-dichotomies,deep time perspectives and heritage. Each theme is continously adding unto the next one,whereafter applicability scenarios are discussed in three Sweden-specific environmental contexts:The Baltic Sea, agricultural landscapes and the alpine environment. Implications include: thedevelopment of a heritage perspective that bridges the nature-culture divide and focuses oncontinuity rather than preservation and includes human usage of heritage, possibilities forarchaeology to be used to inform environmental management and to counter NIMBY-ism

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