Karl-Johan Lindholm

Karl-johan.lindholm@arkeologi.uu.se

My main research interest is to bridge the socio-environmental interface by interdisciplinary research and long-term understandings of landscapes and land-use in agriculturally marginal regions in southern and eastern Africa and in Europe. I apply historical ecology, integrated landscape analysis and critical historical analysis in order to situate current landscape policy in historical contexts with bearing on current approaches to the sustainable management of biocultural heritage and natural resources. An additional interest is the combination of archaeology, rural development and landscape studies aiming for a better understanding of past and present forms of collective action and cooperative natural resource management. I am also engaged in archaeological approaches towards pastoralism and method development for integrated landscape analysis and Geographical Information Systems (GIS).  I convene the departmental research cluster Global Historical Ecology, member of the Scientific Steering Committee of the global research network Integrated History and Future of People on Earth (IHOPE) and editor of the Journal of Archaeology and Ancient History.

Ongoing research

Principal investigator: Contesting Marginality: The Boreal Forest of Inland Scandinavia and the Worlds Outside, AD – 1500 AD (Swedish Research Council 2017-01483) Follow us on Facebook

Principal investigator: Explorative Imaginaries; Communicating the biocultural heritage of the forests (Riksbankens jubileumsfond KOM18-1380:1) Follow us on Facebook

Co-investigator: TerraNova. The European Landscape Learning Initiative: Past and Future Environments and Energy Regimes shaping Policy Tools. Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Networks (EU, Horizon 2020 MSCA-ITN-ETN 813904)

Co-investigator: Biocultural Heritage in Mozambique: developing new heritage industries. Training Partnership between Universidade Eduardo Mondlane & Uppsala University (Sida 198)

Completed externally funded research projects

Principal investigator: 2012-16 Commons as Hidden Resources - Analysing the Shifting Roles of the Commons in Rural Development Processes (Formas 251-2011-900)

Principal investigator: 2001-06 Wells of Experience: A pastoral land-use history of Omaheke, Namibia (Sida/SAREC SWE-2000-353B)

  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan; Ekblom, Anneli

    A framework for exploring and managing biocultural heritage

    Part of Anthropocene, 2019.

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  • Ekblom, Anneli; Shoemaker, Anna; Gillson, Lindsey; Lane, Paul et al.

    Conservation through Biocultural Heritage-Examples from Sub-Saharan Africa

    Part of Land, 2019.

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  • Eriksson, Ove; Ekblom, Anneli; Lane, Paul; Lennartsson, Tommy et al.

    Concepts for Integrated Research in Historical Ecology

    Part of Issues and Concepts in Historical Ecology: ThePast and Future of Landscapes and regions, p. 145-181, 2018.

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  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    Environing: The Archaeology of ‘Real Life’ Remains

    Part of The Resilience of Heritage, p. 243-258, 2018.

    To DiVA

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  • Ekblom, Anneli; Isendahl, Christian; Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    The Resilience of Heritage: Cultivating a Future of the Past : Essays in Honour of Professor Paul J. J. Sinclair

    Uppsala University, 2018.

    To DiVA

  • Sandström, Emil; Ekman, Ann-Kristin; Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    Commoning in the periphery: The role of the commons for understanding rural continuities and change

    Part of International Journal of the Commons, 2017.

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  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan; Ljungkvist, John

    The bear in the grave: Exploitation of Top Predator and Herbivore Resources in 1st millennium Sweden – First Trends From a Long-term Research Project

    Part of European Journal of Archaeology, p. 3-27, 2016.

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  • Graham, Angus; Strutt, Kristian David; Toonen, Willem H. J.; Pennington, Benjamin Thomas et al.

    Theban Harbours and Waterscapes Survey, 2015

    Part of Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 2016.

    To DiVA

  • von Hackwitz, Kim; Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    Landscapes of Mortuary Practices

    Part of Ancient Death Ways, p. 143-166, 2015.

    To DiVA

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  • Strutt, Kristian D.; Graham, Angus; Toonen, Willem H. J.; Pennington, Benjamin Thomas et al.

    Manipulating Mud: (re-)constructing cosmogonical landscapes in the Nile Valley, Thebes, Egypt

    Part of Archaeologia Polonia, p. 514-517, 2015.

    To DiVA

  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan; von Hackwitz, Kim; Ekblom, Anneli; Löwenborg, Daniel et al.

    Rethinking Human Nature: Bridging the ‘Gap’ through Landscape Analysis and Geographical Information Systems (GIS)

    Part of Topoi, p. 94-108, 2015.

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  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    Wells, Land and History: Archaeology and Rural Development in Southern Africa

    Part of Oxford Handbook of Historical Ecology and Applied Archaeology, 2015.

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  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan; Sandström, Emil; Ekman, Ann-Kristin

    The Archaeology of the Commons

    Part of Journal of Archaeology and Ancient History (JAAH), 2013.

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  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    A new approach to the archaeology of livestock herding in the Kalahari, Southern Africa

    Part of Antiquity, p. 110-124, 2009.

    To DiVA

  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    Both and more: a cognitive approach to environment

    Part of Urban landscape dynamics and resource use, 2003.

    To DiVA

  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan

    Begreppet jägare-samlare i arkeologisk forskning

    Part of Förmedling, p. 69-79, 1998.

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  • Lindholm, Karl-Johan; Vogel, Pierre

    Samhälle-boplats: En tvärkulturell undersökning av mobila jägare-samlare och deras boplatser

    Part of Jeger-Samlere, p. 73-87, 1996.

    To DiVA

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