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Tarrha (1.28) July 1988. E sector: Oliver Rackham and Lucia Nixon mark out two lines of walling. W Turkish fort (1.27) visible above Oliver Rackham. Looking NW.
No full textTarrha (1.28) July 1988. E sector: Oliver Rackham and Lucia Nixon mark out two lines of walling. W Turkish fort (1.27) visible above Oliver Rackham. Looking NW
Chalki in the Dodecanese
No full textThe paper that follows is a modified version of the original paper of Oliver Rackham and Nicolas Vernicos (1991), «On the ecological history and future prospects of the island of Khalki,» in A.T. Grove, Jennifer Moody and Oliver Rackham, Crete and the South Aegean Islands (effects of changing climate on the environment ). Geography Department, Downing Place, University of Cambridge, E.C. Contract EV4C-0073-UK, February 1991, pp. 347-361. Various additions are included in the paper’s notes, the images and in the annex. (Nicolas Vernicos 2009
Walking in Sacred Forests with Oliver Rackham: A Conversation about Relict Landscapes in Epirus, North-West Greece
No full textIn his travels to the Greek mountains, Oliver Rackham frequently visited the sacred forests of Zagori and Konitsa and offered his own fundamental insights on how to interpret this complex and peculiar cultural landscape. In this chapter, we present Oliver Rackham’s views and thoughts on the sacred forests of Epirus, north-west Greece, aiming at reconstructing the ecological history of these socio-ecological systems, through his own inimitable way. The manuscript is based mainly on Oliver’s observations derived from our common visits to the forests enriched with extracts from our ongoing scientific work on the sites in an effort to answer his questions. Results attempt at unravelling the environmental history of Mediterranean mountains, providing valuable lessons on the sustainable use of natural resources, community management, and nature conservation. We present his inspiring piece of work to the wider public to motivate scientists to study the delicate interlinks between natural and cultural processes in sacred natural sites across the Globe, integral part of our natural and cultural heritage
Phoinix-Loutro (5.11) Sept. 1998. Oliver Rackham in Late Roman house.
No full textPhoinix-Loutro (5.11) Sept. 1998. Oliver Rackham in Late Roman house
Asphendou Skordoulaki (8.12) Aug. 1989. Oliver Rackham beside cave mouth. Looking N.
No full textAsphendou Skordoulaki (8.12) Aug. 1989. Oliver Rackham beside cave mouth. Looking N
Saw mills, Samaria Gorge (1.34) mill leap and mill; Oliver Rackham scale. July 1987.
No full textSaw mills, Samaria Gorge (1.34) mill leap and mill; Oliver Rackham scale. July 1987
Sphakia Survey Team July 1987: Lucia Nixon, Tom Fleming, Jennifer Moody, Oliver Rackham, Julie Clark.
No full textSphakia Survey Team July 1987: Lucia Nixon, Tom Fleming, Jennifer Moody, Oliver Rackham, Julie Clark
Region 2 Madhares: Side of Modaki, half marble, half limestone. Oliver Rackham inspecting vegetation. July 1987.
No full textRegion 2 Madhares: Side of Modaki, half marble, half limestone. Oliver Rackham inspecting vegetation. July 1987
Klados beach (Region 1) Aug. 1995. Lucy Wilson, Oliver Rackham, Wick Dossett, Jennifer Moody.
No full textKlados beach (Region 1) Aug. 1995. Lucy Wilson, Oliver Rackham, Wick Dossett, Jennifer Moody
Oliver Rackham, Trees and Woodland in the British Landscape, 1976, 1978
No full textZadora-Rio Élisabeth. Oliver Rackham, Trees and Woodland in the British Landscape, 1976, 1978. In: Archéologie médiévale, tome 10, 1980. pp. 459-463
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