Archaeology of East Asia the rise of civilization in China, Korea and Japan - Barnes, Gina L. (Gina Lee) (Philadelphia Oxbow Books, 2015)
Orientation -- Archaeological organization -- The earliest inhabitants (2,000,000-40,000 years ago) -- Innovations of modern humans (40,000-10,000 years ago) -- Earlier Holocene subsistence patterns (10,000-5000 years ago = 8000-3000 BC) -- The Mid-Holocene social mosaic (5000-2000 BC) -- Emergence and decline of Late Neolithic societies (3300-1900 BC) -- Bronze age beginnings (2000-850 BC) -- Early state Florescence (1500-770 BC) -- Eastern Zhou and its frontiers (1st millennium BC) -- Pen/insular rice, bronze and iron (1300-200 BC) -- The making and breaking of empire (350 BC-500 AD) -- The Yellow Sea interaction sphere (500 BC-300 AD).
Publicado originalmente bajo título: China, Korea, and Japan : the rise of civilization in East Asia. 1993.
También publicado bajo título: Rise of civilization in East Asia : the archaeology of China, Korea and Japan. 1999.
Incluye referencias bibliográficas (páginas 446-476) e índices.
Keywords: East Asia -- Civilization; East Asia -- Antiquities