Southern East Asian hunter-gatherers exploited taro and yam 10,000 years ago, supporting population growth before rice farming. #southeastasianarchaeology #Holocene #China ...
New research corrects dating of Guangxi's prehistoric shell mounds, indicating a narrower development timeframe during the Early Holocene.
via Xinhua, 10 August 2023: A photo story on the Huashan rock art in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which ...
via Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, June 2023: Wu et al. presents the development of predictive models using geographic and ...
via Xinhua, 03 April 2023: Snake bones dating back to the Neolithic period, approximately 6,000 years ago, have been discovered ...
via China.org, 03 June 2022: The rock art of the Zuojiang River in Guangxi Zhuang is a Unesco World Heritage ...
via Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2 March 2022: Analysis of iron smelting sites in Guangxi, and their connections to Southeast ...
via Cell, 08 July 2021: A recent paper in Cell looking at genetic diversity and migration between Southeast Asia and ...
A special issue of Quaternary International edited by Demeter and Bae, based on a panel session at the last IPPA ...
via Cambodia News English.com, 13 September 2018: Angkor What? A new tourist attraction in Nanning City in Guangxi, China, contains ...
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