Widely recognized as the ultimate homeland of the Austronesians,Southeast China’s archaeological records bear direct implications for understanding the chronology,seafaring and the impetus of the proto-Austronesian e...Widely recognized as the ultimate homeland of the Austronesians,Southeast China’s archaeological records bear direct implications for understanding the chronology,seafaring and the impetus of the proto-Austronesian expansions.The available evidence demonstrates that as early as 8300 BP,the ancestors of the Austronesians started to explore the offshore islands in Southeast China.By 5000 BP,with the breakthrough of long-distance seafaring skills,a substantial population started to colonize the island of Taiwan.Maritime subsistence pattern and the seafaring served as the primary impetus for the earliest Austronesian dispersals.展开更多
Since 1987 Southern Ethnology and Archaeology (Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu) has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of renowned archaeologist Prof. Tong Enzheng. From 1987 to 1993 the journal gained it...Since 1987 Southern Ethnology and Archaeology (Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu) has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of renowned archaeologist Prof. Tong Enzheng. From 1987 to 1993 the journal gained its reputation through the publication of five volumes containing a number of ground breaking works.展开更多
Since 1987 Southern Ethnology and Archaeology(Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu)has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of renowned archaeologist Prof.Tong Enzheng.From 1987 to 1993 the journal gained its re...Since 1987 Southern Ethnology and Archaeology(Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu)has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of renowned archaeologist Prof.Tong Enzheng.From 1987 to 1993 the journal gained its reputation through the publication of five volumes containing a number of ground breaking works.展开更多
Since 1987 the annual journal Southern Ethnology and Archaeology(Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu)has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of late renowned archaeologist Prof.Tong Enzheng.From 1987 to 1995 t...Since 1987 the annual journal Southern Ethnology and Archaeology(Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu)has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of late renowned archaeologist Prof.Tong Enzheng.From 1987 to 1995 the journal gained its reputation through the publication of five volumes containing a number of ground breaking works.展开更多
文摘Widely recognized as the ultimate homeland of the Austronesians,Southeast China’s archaeological records bear direct implications for understanding the chronology,seafaring and the impetus of the proto-Austronesian expansions.The available evidence demonstrates that as early as 8300 BP,the ancestors of the Austronesians started to explore the offshore islands in Southeast China.By 5000 BP,with the breakthrough of long-distance seafaring skills,a substantial population started to colonize the island of Taiwan.Maritime subsistence pattern and the seafaring served as the primary impetus for the earliest Austronesian dispersals.
文摘Since 1987 Southern Ethnology and Archaeology (Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu) has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of renowned archaeologist Prof. Tong Enzheng. From 1987 to 1993 the journal gained its reputation through the publication of five volumes containing a number of ground breaking works.
文摘Since 1987 Southern Ethnology and Archaeology(Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu)has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of renowned archaeologist Prof.Tong Enzheng.From 1987 to 1993 the journal gained its reputation through the publication of five volumes containing a number of ground breaking works.
文摘Since 1987 the annual journal Southern Ethnology and Archaeology(Nan Fang Min Zu Kao Gu)has been published by Sichuan University under the direction of late renowned archaeologist Prof.Tong Enzheng.From 1987 to 1995 the journal gained its reputation through the publication of five volumes containing a number of ground breaking works.