Asian Farming Diasporas? Agriculture, Languages, and Genes in China and Southeast Asia

2006/01/01 by Peter Bellwood · 2 citations
Social Sciences · #Chinese history and philosophy #Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies #Anthropological Studies and Insights

paper · doi:10.1002/9780470774670.ch6

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Abstract

This chapter contains section titled: East Asian Language Families and Their Histories Early Farmers and the Dispersal of Language Families Early Agriculture in China and Southeast Asia Relating Archaeology and Languages The Witness of Human Biology Acknowledgments References

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