Research Catalog

Title

• 2015 Shanghai Archaeology Forum awarded projects = 第二届世界考古论坛获奖项目.
• 2015 Shanghai Archaeology Forum awarded projects = Di er jie shi jie kao gu lun tan huo jiang xiang mu.

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Shanghai Archaeology Forum (2nd : 2015 : Shanghai, China)

Description

313 pages : color illustrations; 19 x 25 cm

Alternative Title

Di er jie shi jie kao gu lun tan huo jiang xiang mu

Subjects

• Antiquities
• Archaeology
• Excavations (Archaeology)

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

• Field discovery awards: Archaeological investigation into the Tusi sites in China's Southwest : imperial expansion and the colonization of frontiers and borderlands -- Exploring the tunnel underneath the Feathered Serpent Temple at Teotihuacan, Mexico -- Early urbanism in Europe? the case of the Trypillia mega-sites, Ukraine -- Revealing North America's first native city : rediscovery and large-scale excavation of Cahokia's East St. Louis precinct -- The swan of technology: 3.3-million-year-old stone tools from Lake Turkana, Kenya -- Gravisca Emporion : the port of the Etruscan city of Tarquinia : new excavations at the Sanctuary of Suri and Cavatha -- Discovering the harbor of King Khofu at Wadi el-Jarf in Egypt -- A very early "palatial complex" at Arslantepe, Malatya (Turkey) : a new trajectory to the origin of the state -- Recent studies at Hoyon Uul Burial Bounds : unkonwn facts of life of Central Asian nomads --
• Five thousand years of Taiwan's past brought to light by rescue archaeology -- Research awards: Çatalhöyuk : important Anatolian contributions to the development of early societies -- Population genomic of Bronze Age Eurasia -- Three global human migrations in Eurasia : the origin of humans and the peopling of southwestern, southern, eastern and southeastern Asia and the Caucacus -- Cultural evolution of Neolithic Euope (EUROEVOL) -- Teopancazco : a multiethnic neighborhood center at Teotihuacan, central Mexico -- The times of their lives : high-resolution radiocarbon-based chronological analysis of hte European Neolithic through formal modelling -- Cuello : the economic and social origins of Maya civilisation -- The origin and spread of broomcorn and foxtail millets -- The earliest farmers in the Southwest -- From first farmers to first cities : new insights into the argricultural origins of urban societies in western Eurasia --
• The Great Temple Project : in search of the sacred precinct of Mexico-Tenochititlan.

OCLC

958724528

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Harvard Library