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Tag: Yunnan (province)
Southwestern Chinese province bordering Myanmar and Laos. Chinese: 云南省
Oldest Hoabinhian site found in Yunnan
A new paper in Quaternary International discusses the Xiaodong rock shelter in Yunnan, the oldest Hoabinhian site to date. The ...
Red Deer Cave bones in Southwest China raises new questions about human origins
A recent study published in PLOS One analyses the bones from the Red Deer Cave of Yunnan province and suggests ...
Global implications of Southeast Asian rock art
Earlier this week, the journal Antiquity published a paper entitled 'The global implications of the early surviving rock art of ...
Grain finds in Yunnan raises interesting questions for prehistoric migration into Southeast Asia
A find from China that may have some bearing on Southeast Asia - 4,000-year-old wheat and millet have been found ...
Red Deer Cave People: another set of new, old humans
I've been slow in getting this news out which has been floating about a week already. An article in PLoS ...
Archaeologists excavate Chinese bronze age site
Chinese archaeologists report the discovery of a settlement thought to belong to the bronze age Dian period in Yunnan province. ...
Tracing man's migration to East Asia
Research from China analysing the mDNA of East Asians suggests more evidence that early man migrated to China using the ...
Tracing the origins of the Tai
A group of scholars from the Royal Academy of Cambodia are embarking on research project to trace the origins of ...
Public Lecture: New Archaeological Evidence from the Southern Silk Road
Archaeological exploration in the past decade has revealed a new Bronze-iron Age culture in central Myanmar. As most finds are ...
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