Titlebook: Water Civilization; From Yangtze to Khme Yoshinori Yasuda Book 2013 Springer Japan 2013 Environmental archaeology.Hightechnological approac

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Non-Ceramic Grave Goods of Phum Snay in the Context of Sociopolitical Development in Northwest Cambomic burial goods ranging from metal implements to glass and stone beads are examined. The Location L of Phum Snay is divided into three phases (Phases II–IV) according to a chronological timeframe based on ceramic vessels. This location is particularly rich in earlier materials belonging to Phases I

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Zooarchaeology at Phum Snay, a Prehistoric Cemetery in Northwestern Cambodiade powerful answers to the questions about historic and prehistoric human behavior at the site. This research primarily focuses on food refuse and domesticated animals of ancient populations, which reveal much information about diet and nutrition, food processing, subsistence strategies, and belief

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Decline of the Yangtze River Civilization4000 cal. yr. BP. All of the megalopolises in the Yangtze River basin were abandoned around 4000 cal. yr. BP. It is believed that the cooling and aridification of the ­climate from 4200 to 4000 cal. yr. BP had an enormous impact on the people living in the Yellow River basin, which led to the southe