[Paper] Early Austronesians Cultivated Rice and Millet Together: Tracing Taiwan’s First Neolithic Crops
via Frontiers in Plant Science, 22 July 2022: Analysis of plant remains in northern Taiwan indicate that rice and millet ...
Model proposed by Peter Bellwood of the Australian National University of a seaborne human migration by Austronesian-speaking populations from South China and Taiwan into Southeast Asia from around 3,000-1,000 BCE.
via Frontiers in Plant Science, 22 July 2022: Analysis of plant remains in northern Taiwan indicate that rice and millet ...
via Taipei Times, 28 July 2022: Shell tool production site unearthed in Southern Taiwan, revealing connections with Austronesian sites in ...
via Science, 30 June 2022: A new genetic study of nearly 300 ancient and modern humans in Micronesia suggests five ...
via Antiquity, 01 June 2022: A paper by Hung et al. looking at the interactions between indigenous hunter-gatherers and immigrant ...
via Nature Ecology and Evolution, 09 June 2022: Genome sequences from 16 ancient humans shed light on the population explosion ...
via Scientific Reports, 29 March 2022: A genetics paper on the Austronesian expansion into the Marquesas. Open Access too!
The Taiwan Studies Programme at the University of Nottingham has a special issue for the late Robert Blust, who passed ...
Readers may be interested in this upcoming PEMSEA webinar by John Terrell on February 14. More details in the link ...
via The National, 03 December 2021: The Austronesian-speaking peoples and their dispersal across Southeast Asia from a Papua New Guinea ...
via Taiwan English News, 18 August 2021: Taiwan’s Council of Indigenous Peoples launches a book on the Austronesians. The article ...
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