Mexico City / Chan Chan / New Orleans / Rome / Beijing / Nim Li Punit / Xnaheb / Beirut / /
Company
Budd / Nim Li Punit Xnaheb Group / Russell / Hanson / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
Mexico / Peru / United States / China / Belize / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
McDonald Institute / /
IndustryTerm
street networks / large-scale real estate development resulting / non-site / community services / law-enforcement / university public relations offices / poor mass-transit systems / ecosystem services / public services / public utilities / insurance industry / energy / energy costs / excess travel / urban systems / preindustrial systems / ancient and modern economic systems / discontinuous car-dependent construction / wheeled transport systems / urban infrastructure / /
MusicGroup
Ancient / /
NaturalFeature
Andes / Maya lowlands / /
Organization
United Nations / United Nations Centre for Human Settlements / McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research Received / /
Person
Mark Napier / Peter Newman / Larissa Lomnitz / Charles Tilly / Hayden / David Satterthwaite / Marco Polo / Gordon McGranahan / John R. McNeill / Jill Grant / Robert Bruegmann / Roland Fletcher / Monica Smith / Colin Ward / Van De Mieroop / Jared Diamond / Kenneth Jackson / Richard Phillips / Peter Kellett / Amos Rapoport / Eda Schaur / John Turner / Jorge Hardoy / Thomas Campanella / Rhys Jones / James Kunstler / Robert Neuwirth / /
Position
architectural historian / urbanplanning model / author / Archaeologist / journalist / social historian / Environmental historian / planner / /
PublishedMedium
Scientific American / /
Region
central Mexico / US Southwest / southern Belize / Latin America / Mediterranean / /
Sprawl, Squatters, and Sustainable Cities Sprawl, Squatters and Sustainable Cities: Can Archaeological Data Shed Light on Modern Urban Issues? Michael E. Smith Ancient cities as documented by archaeologists and historia