Titlebook: Archaeological Research on the Societies of Late Prehistoric Xinjiang, Vol 2; Guo Wu Book 2023 Shanghai Chinese Classics Publishing House

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978-981-19-6891-4Shanghai Chinese Classics Publishing House Co., Ltd 2023

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Charlotte Hug,Agnès Front,Dominique Rieuda Mountains, Balikun Mountain, and Ha’erlike Mountain in the south, and in the west, bounded by the Taerbahatai Mountain and Baerluke Mountain, Alatao Mountain, and the border between China and the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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UDeploy: A Unified Deployment Environment, to new cultures with both Eastern and Western characteristics. This feature was particularly prominent in the Bronze Age. Although Xinjiang is located in the heart of the Eurasian continent, due to limitations and barriers of natural ecology and geographical environmental conditions, culturally, it

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Site Characteristics and Chronology of the Archaeological Remains in the Junggar Basin Region,da Mountains, Balikun Mountain, and Ha’erlike Mountain in the south, and in the west, bounded by the Taerbahatai Mountain and Baerluke Mountain, Alatao Mountain, and the border between China and the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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The Origin and Formation of the Archaeological Cultures in the Bronze Age Xinjiang, to new cultures with both Eastern and Western characteristics. This feature was particularly prominent in the Bronze Age. Although Xinjiang is located in the heart of the Eurasian continent, due to limitations and barriers of natural ecology and geographical environmental conditions, culturally, it is on the fringe of several major civilizations.

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Guo WuCovers the late stage of prehistoric societies in Xinjiang, based on the latest archaeological discoveries.Broadens readers’ understanding of the origins, interaction, and assimilation in prehistoric

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,The Relationship Between Xinjiang’s Late Prehistoric Archaeological Cultures and Other World CulturIn addition to special topics and sporadic studies, when discussing the relationship between prehistoric culture of Xinjiang and the outside world, this chapter mainly discusses materials from the end of the Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age, while cultural relations earlier than this period have been discussed in detail in the previous chapter.

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