The present report publishes the chronological data of 45 specimens tested by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA,CASS. from March 2000 to March 2001. Th...The present report publishes the chronological data of 45 specimens tested by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA,CASS. from March 2000 to March 2001. These specimens came from the following sites:Yuhuangmiao (6 pieces) and Hulugou (2) in Jundushan, Beijing; Hujiayu in Yuanqu county (1) and Pujidu in Yongji county (1), Shanxi; Xianerta in Hulun Buir (6) and Xinglongwa in Aohan league (4), Inner Mongolia;Anzhangzi in Harqin left Wing Mongolian Automous County, Liaoning (1); Ganfanguo (1) and Gukuangdong (1) in Lingjiang county, Jilin; Yushan in Changshou county, Jiangsu (1); Yinshan in Shaoxing city, Zhejiang (2); Yantai city, Shandong (1); Fengxiansi in Luoyang city, Henan (1);Nanyuedamiao in Hengyang county, Hunan (5); Yangputou in Kunming city (2) and Luohanshan in Qujing county (2), Yunnan ; Duogang in Baicheng (8), Xinjiang.展开更多
The present report publishes the chronological data of 40 specimens dated by the 14^C Laboratory of Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from November 2001 to October 2002. T...The present report publishes the chronological data of 40 specimens dated by the 14^C Laboratory of Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from November 2001 to October 2002. These specimens come from the following sites: Tianmushan in Jiangyan (1 piece) and Beichuodun in Kunshan (2), Jiangsu; the Huangdi Temple in Jinyun, Zhejiang(1); Guzhendu in Qixia, Shandong (1); Xipo in Lingbao (2), Luohe in Luoyang (4), the Shang City in Yanshi (4) and Yinxu (the Yin Ruins) in Anyang (1), Henan; a Chu tomb inJiangling, Hubei (1); Piyang-Dongga in Ngari Zanda, Xizang (2); Yuntang-Qizhen in Fufeng (9) and Duanjing Village in Binxian County (1), Shanxi; Lajia in Minhe, Qinghai (4); Niya in Minfeng (1), Yingpan in Yuli (4), A'ai in Kuqa (1) and Langan Township in Yutian (1), Xinjiang.展开更多
The present report publishes the chronological data of 55 specimens dated by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from October 2002 to October 2003...The present report publishes the chronological data of 55 specimens dated by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from October 2002 to October 2003. These specimens came from the following sites: the Shang city-site in Yuanqu, Shanxi (3 pieces); Xinglonggou in Aohan (3) and Xichacun in Qingshuihe (2), Inner Mongolia; Zhidanyuan in Shanghai (1); Xiasun (2) and Kuahuqiao (1) in Xiaoshan, Zhejiang; Bijicun in Mengcheng, Anhui (1) ; Xiamen in Fujian (1) ; Zengpiyan in Guilin, Guangxi (31) ; Shuangyantang in Wushan Chongqing (6); Xiaoxiangpingpo in Qujing, Yunnan (1); Linzhi (1) and Langkazi (1) in Xizang; and Qiongkeke in Nileke, Xinjiang (1).展开更多
The present report publishes the chronological data of specimens tested by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, in cooperation with the Institute o...The present report publishes the chronological data of specimens tested by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, in cooperation with the Institute of Biophysics, CAS, from 1998 to 2001. These specimens, totaling 230 pieces, come from the following 11 archaeological sites: Erlitou in Yanshi County, Henan (28); Nanzhai in Yichuan County, Henan (10) ; Nianzipo in Changwu County, Shaanxi (21) ; Shang city in Yanshi, Henan (25) ; Shang city in Zhengzhou City, Henan (20+10) ; Xiaoshuangqiao in Zhengzhou City, Henan (5); Yinxu in Anyang City, Henan (43); Zhangjiapo in Chang' an City, Shaanxi (9+12); Mawangcun in Chang'an City, Shaanxi (10) ; Liulihe in Fangshan County, Beijing (25+6) ; and Jin Marquis tomb at Beizhaocun in Quwo County, Shanxi (6).展开更多
Based on the nonmeasured morphological features of their skulls, the present papermakes a racio-typological comparative study of the Qinghai Lijiashan people of the Kayue culture andpopulations in the surrounding area...Based on the nonmeasured morphological features of their skulls, the present papermakes a racio-typological comparative study of the Qinghai Lijiashan people of the Kayue culture andpopulations in the surrounding areas. The results show that morphologically the Lijianshan people areclose to modern northern groups such as the Evenki, Mongolians, North Chinese, Japanese and Buryatsand differ from the Neolithic populations in Qinghai. There is hardly a hereditary relationship betweenthe Neolithic Qinghai populations and the Lijiashan people with the general character of primitive Mongoloids, which indicates their similarity to the modern East Tibetans. The retention of such primitivemorphological character is believed to have possibly been the result of the “genetic drift” appearing whenhuman societies lived in relative isolation.展开更多
The present report publishes the chronological data of 50 specimens tested by the^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from March 1999 to March 2000. Th...The present report publishes the chronological data of 50 specimens tested by the^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from March 1999 to March 2000. These specimens come from the following sites: Dashanqian in Harqin Banner, Liaoning (10 pieces); Wanfabozi in Tonghua County, Jilin (2); Qiaonan in Yilan County, Heilongjiang (2); Dongyuan in Funing County, Jiangsu (2); Hexi in Zhangqiu County, Shandong (7);Xishan in Zhengzhou City, Henan (15); Panlongcheng in Wuhan City, Hubei (2); Ganquancun in Chengdu City, Siehuan (1); the ancient ruins of Jiaohe in Turpan City, Xinjiang (2); Jafanerike in Qiemo County, Xinjiang (4) ; and Dongfangrongcun in Haikou City, Hainan (3).展开更多
文摘The present report publishes the chronological data of 45 specimens tested by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA,CASS. from March 2000 to March 2001. These specimens came from the following sites:Yuhuangmiao (6 pieces) and Hulugou (2) in Jundushan, Beijing; Hujiayu in Yuanqu county (1) and Pujidu in Yongji county (1), Shanxi; Xianerta in Hulun Buir (6) and Xinglongwa in Aohan league (4), Inner Mongolia;Anzhangzi in Harqin left Wing Mongolian Automous County, Liaoning (1); Ganfanguo (1) and Gukuangdong (1) in Lingjiang county, Jilin; Yushan in Changshou county, Jiangsu (1); Yinshan in Shaoxing city, Zhejiang (2); Yantai city, Shandong (1); Fengxiansi in Luoyang city, Henan (1);Nanyuedamiao in Hengyang county, Hunan (5); Yangputou in Kunming city (2) and Luohanshan in Qujing county (2), Yunnan ; Duogang in Baicheng (8), Xinjiang.
文摘The present report publishes the chronological data of 40 specimens dated by the 14^C Laboratory of Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from November 2001 to October 2002. These specimens come from the following sites: Tianmushan in Jiangyan (1 piece) and Beichuodun in Kunshan (2), Jiangsu; the Huangdi Temple in Jinyun, Zhejiang(1); Guzhendu in Qixia, Shandong (1); Xipo in Lingbao (2), Luohe in Luoyang (4), the Shang City in Yanshi (4) and Yinxu (the Yin Ruins) in Anyang (1), Henan; a Chu tomb inJiangling, Hubei (1); Piyang-Dongga in Ngari Zanda, Xizang (2); Yuntang-Qizhen in Fufeng (9) and Duanjing Village in Binxian County (1), Shanxi; Lajia in Minhe, Qinghai (4); Niya in Minfeng (1), Yingpan in Yuli (4), A'ai in Kuqa (1) and Langan Township in Yutian (1), Xinjiang.
文摘The present report publishes the chronological data of 55 specimens dated by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from October 2002 to October 2003. These specimens came from the following sites: the Shang city-site in Yuanqu, Shanxi (3 pieces); Xinglonggou in Aohan (3) and Xichacun in Qingshuihe (2), Inner Mongolia; Zhidanyuan in Shanghai (1); Xiasun (2) and Kuahuqiao (1) in Xiaoshan, Zhejiang; Bijicun in Mengcheng, Anhui (1) ; Xiamen in Fujian (1) ; Zengpiyan in Guilin, Guangxi (31) ; Shuangyantang in Wushan Chongqing (6); Xiaoxiangpingpo in Qujing, Yunnan (1); Linzhi (1) and Langkazi (1) in Xizang; and Qiongkeke in Nileke, Xinjiang (1).
文摘The present report publishes the chronological data of specimens tested by the ^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, in cooperation with the Institute of Biophysics, CAS, from 1998 to 2001. These specimens, totaling 230 pieces, come from the following 11 archaeological sites: Erlitou in Yanshi County, Henan (28); Nanzhai in Yichuan County, Henan (10) ; Nianzipo in Changwu County, Shaanxi (21) ; Shang city in Yanshi, Henan (25) ; Shang city in Zhengzhou City, Henan (20+10) ; Xiaoshuangqiao in Zhengzhou City, Henan (5); Yinxu in Anyang City, Henan (43); Zhangjiapo in Chang' an City, Shaanxi (9+12); Mawangcun in Chang'an City, Shaanxi (10) ; Liulihe in Fangshan County, Beijing (25+6) ; and Jin Marquis tomb at Beizhaocun in Quwo County, Shanxi (6).
文摘Based on the nonmeasured morphological features of their skulls, the present papermakes a racio-typological comparative study of the Qinghai Lijiashan people of the Kayue culture andpopulations in the surrounding areas. The results show that morphologically the Lijianshan people areclose to modern northern groups such as the Evenki, Mongolians, North Chinese, Japanese and Buryatsand differ from the Neolithic populations in Qinghai. There is hardly a hereditary relationship betweenthe Neolithic Qinghai populations and the Lijiashan people with the general character of primitive Mongoloids, which indicates their similarity to the modern East Tibetans. The retention of such primitivemorphological character is believed to have possibly been the result of the “genetic drift” appearing whenhuman societies lived in relative isolation.
文摘The present report publishes the chronological data of 50 specimens tested by the^14C Laboratory of the Archaeological Science and Techniques Experiment and Research Center, IA, CASS, from March 1999 to March 2000. These specimens come from the following sites: Dashanqian in Harqin Banner, Liaoning (10 pieces); Wanfabozi in Tonghua County, Jilin (2); Qiaonan in Yilan County, Heilongjiang (2); Dongyuan in Funing County, Jiangsu (2); Hexi in Zhangqiu County, Shandong (7);Xishan in Zhengzhou City, Henan (15); Panlongcheng in Wuhan City, Hubei (2); Ganquancun in Chengdu City, Siehuan (1); the ancient ruins of Jiaohe in Turpan City, Xinjiang (2); Jafanerike in Qiemo County, Xinjiang (4) ; and Dongfangrongcun in Haikou City, Hainan (3).
