"Comment on "Burning the Land: An Ethnographic Study of Off-Site Fire Use by Current and Historically Documented Foragers and Implications for the Interpretation of Past Fire Practices in the Landscape"" by Christopher H. Parker

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Comment on "Burning the Land: An Ethnographic Study of Off-Site Fire Use by Current and Historically Documented Foragers and Implications for the Interpretation of Past Fire Practices in the Landscape"

Current Anthropology (2015)

Christopher H. Parker, University of Utah
Nicole M. Herzog, University of Utah
Earl R. Keefe, University of Utah
James F. O'Connell, University of Utah
Kristen Hawkes, University of Utah

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Abstract

We appreciate Scherjon et al.’s thorough ethnographic review of off-site fire use and the opportunity it provides for considering why pyrogenic behaviors are ubiquitous for humans, regardless of the environmental setting.

Disciplines

Anthropology

Publication Date

June, 2015

DOI

10.1086/681561

Citation Information

Christopher H. Parker, Nicole M. Herzog, Earl R. Keefe, James F. O'Connell, et al.. "Comment on "Burning the Land: An Ethnographic Study of Off-Site Fire Use by Current and Historically Documented Foragers and Implications for the Interpretation of Past Fire Practices in the Landscape"" Current Anthropology Vol. 56 Iss. 3 (2015) p. 299 - 326
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/nicole-herzog/7/