Historical Ecology, Archaeology and Biocultural Landscapes: Cross-Disciplinary Approaches to the Long Anthropocene.

In this respect, the article presents "historical ecology" as a framework to study ecosystems, landscapes, and waterscapes in a long-term perspective. The different topics addressed by the articles of this Special Issue are divided into three thematic sections: (1) Historical Ecology; (2) Archaeology and Long Anthropocene; (3) Anthropocene and Landscape Heritage. Recently (2015-2022), a synergy between archeology and landscape ecology, declined as a "middle-earth" between landscape archaeology and historical ecology, has inspired the Harvesting Memories Project [[1]]. Landscape trajectories can be investigated through two different points of view: reconstructing vanished landscapes and examining the historical layers in contemporary landscapes. [Extracted from the article]