@misc{10481/107568,
year = {2025},
month = {9},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/107568},
abstract = {Mapping human–environment interactions involves understanding complex systems based
on continuous material and non-material flows. These interactions are linked to the
ecological context and involve both physical and social dynamics. This study explores
such interactions within ancient Crete from a long-term and multi-scalar perspective,
with a specific focus on the entanglements that contributed to the formation of patterned
landscapes. Methodologically, this research employs digital tools such as site mapping,
GIS-based analysis and network science techniques to shed light on emerging spatial
patterns and historical mobility arising from the interconnectedness of specific factors
within Cretan landscapes. The results contribute to a deeper understanding of the spatial
network configuration of complex social landscapes in this region, which holds strategic
historical connections within the broader Mediterranean context.},
organization = {Spanish Ministry of Universities (FPU17/06503)},
organization = {University of Granada (PPJIB2020.18)},
organization = {Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (Project No. 24871)},
publisher = {MDPI},
publisher = {MDPI},
keywords = {Landscape Archaeology},
keywords = {Site mapping},
keywords = {Focal Mobility Network (FMN)},
title = {Modelling Ancient Pathways of Cretan Landscapes: Building Networks and Social Dynamics},
title = {Modelling Ancient Pathways of Cretan Landscapes: Building Networks and Social Dynamics},
doi = {10.3390/land14091861},
doi = {10.3390/land14091861},
author = {Laguna-Palma, David and Laguna-Palma, David and Moreno Navarro, Fernando and Moreno Navarro, Fernando and Antoniadis, Vyron and Antoniadis, Vyron},
}