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**Antiquarian Books as Source of Environment** 

Jürgen Schram, Rasmus Horst, Mario Schneider, Marion Tegelkamp,

In recent times historical environment situations became inevitable also for modern environmental analytic. They alone allow to evaluate an anthropogenic impact into the environment compartments. All prognoses to future in environmental sciences at least base on interpolations deduced from historical situations in combination of present situations. Mostly glaciology [1], [2] is a source of information about historical environment. Unfavourable for such a proceeding is the fact, that glacier mostly are situated at inhabited places [3]. So they reveal only global or supra-regional data. Data from cultural centre's nowadays only are taken by imission measurements, e.g. bones [4], monitoring the exposure

We approach the task to receive information about the historical environment situation in settlement areas by examining historical well dated and localisable artefacts of the *homo faber*. To make a product acceptable to such a strategy, it must fulfil some requirements, listed in

In the work introduced here, historical paper like antiquarian books are used as such a source of environment historical data specially for the environmental compartment of air

and water. Antiquarian books mostly are fulfilling all listed requirements.

**Historical Data** 

http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/56749

of an individual to its environment.

 Exact dating of the product Regional allocation possible

 Property of an analytical passive sampler Common and widespread product Reproducible way of production (guild) Defined state at the begin of contamination Damage / manipulation must be evident

**1. Introduction** 

the following:

Hagen Thieme and Michael Witte

Additional information is available at the end of the chapter

