The Origins of Chinese Civilization
David N. Keightley
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Contents
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The Evolution of the Chinese Environment
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3 |
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Ecogeographical
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21 |
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The Origins and Early Cultures of the Cereal Grains and Food
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65 |
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The Chinglienkang Culture and the Chinese Neolithic
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119 |
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of the Yangtze
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130 |
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The Relationship of the Painted Pottery and Lungshan
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177 |
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Shantung
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199 |
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Soviet Views
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217 |
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Archaic Chinese
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393 |
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The Chinese and Their Neighbors in Prehistoric and Early
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411 |
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237
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441 |
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Tribe to State or State to Tribe in Ancient China?
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467 |
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279
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483 |
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Sandai Archaeology and the Formation of States in Ancient
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495 |
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When Where and What?
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523 |
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Concluding Remarks
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565 |
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An-yang Ancient Chinese appear archaeological Archaic Chinese Asia Austro-Asiatic Barnard bronze Bronze Age Ch'i Ch'ing-chiang Ch'ing-lien-kang Chang characters Cheng-chou chih Chinese civilization Chung Yüan Chung-kuo CKKH cultivated dates divination earlier Early Shang east eastern Erh-li-t'ou evidence evolution excavated fa-chüeh fa-hsien foxtail millet groups Honan Lung-shan Hsia Hsiao-t'un Hsiung-nu Hsü Huang incised indicate inscribed pottery italica k'ao-ku Kansu Keightley king Kwang-chih language Late Shang later layer Lo-yang Lung-shan culture metal Miao-ti-kou Miao-Yao Middle Shang millet Neolithic North China northern oracle bones oracle-bone origins of Chinese Pan-p'o panicle Peking period plants po-wu-kuan population pottery graphs pottery inscriptions radiocarbon dates reconstructed refer region rice Shang dynasty Shantung Shensi sherds Shih Shih-ching Shima society southern T'ang Ta-wen-k'ou Taiwan Tibeto-Burman tribal tribe Ts'ung Tung vessels Wang Wei river wen-hua Western Chou Yang-shao culture Yangtze yi-chih Yüeh