Geo-historical Research

Geo-historical research is the study of how geographical features and landscapes have influenced human history and societal development over time. It combines insights from geography, history, archaeology, and environmental science to understand how natural environments, such as rivers, mountains, and climate, shape human activities, settlement patterns, and cultural evolution. By analyzing historical maps, land use, and environmental changes, researchers can uncover connections between geography and historical events, helping us better understand how our environment has influenced human history and vice versa.