Place Against Time

Discover the rich agricultural heritage of Montane, New Guinea in "Place Against Time," a compelling ethnographically-focused environmental study by Harwood-Academic Publishers. Published in 1997, this insightful book spans 464 pages, delving into the region's history as one of the earliest centers for crop cultivation, dating back over ten millennia. Today, Montane continues to uphold its enduring agricultural traditions, making this study not only relevant but essential for understanding the interplay between culture and environment. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, "Place Against Time" offers a unique perspective on the resilience and evolution of agricultural practices in this fascinating region. Explore the intricate relationship between people and their land with this essential read.