Význam zemepisného prostredia v živote pravekého človeka

Rok, strany: 1965, 153 - 173

The relationship between the geographical environment and man, which is called anthropogeography, forms the subject-matter of this paper from very many standpoints. There exist scientific works in which civilization is brought into harmony with climate, in others the relation between history and geography is enlightened, or the social development is interpreted by influences of the environment; there are even authors who make the destinies of entire nations dependent upon geographical factors, so that according to them, we can really speak of geographical determinism. It is certain that in Antiquity when man was at a low level of development, when he had neither sufficient knowledge nor the necessary working tools in order to subject nature, his dependence upon the geographical environment was much greater. The author of this study after first pointing out the various trends and tendencies in anthropogeography shows the influence of environment in the choice of antique settlements, starting with the Neolithic up to the early Middle Ages, basing himself upon archeological research of the Middle East, the European Mediterranean region and the rest of Europe.

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Janšák, Š. 1965. Význam zemepisného prostredia v živote pravekého človeka. In Geografický časopis, vol. 17, no.2, pp. 153-173. 0016-7193.

APA:

Janšák, Š. (1965). Význam zemepisného prostredia v živote pravekého človeka. Geografický časopis, 17(2), 153-173. 0016-7193.

Vydavateľ: Geografický ústav SAV/Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academy of Sciences