Titlebook: Archaeological Research on the Societies of Late Prehistoric Xinjiang, Vol 1; Guo Wu Book 2022 Shanghai Chinese Classics Publishing House

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Guo WuCovers the late stage of prehistoric societies in Xinjiang, based on the latest archaeological discoveries.Broadens readers’ understanding of the origins, interaction, and assimilation in prehistoric

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Georgia M. Kapitsaki,Marios Christouo its cultural characteristics, the Yanqi Basin is also included as part of this area. As the Taklamakan Desert forms the central part of the basin, areas of human activity are mainly distributed throughout the surrounding piedmont regions. The banks (especially the rump areas) of the rivers that fl

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Introduction,In the late second millennium BCE and first millennium BCE mark the formative period of nomadic societies on the Eurasian steppes, when all areas of the Eurasian steppe consecutively entered the Iron Age from the Bronze Age.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2269-5Xinjiang Archaeology; Eurasian Steppe Archaeology; Pastoral-Agricultural Societies; Pastoral Nomadism i

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Site Characteristics and Chronology of the Archaeological Remains in the Eastern Tianshan Mountain st. There are two basins, the Hami basin and Turpan basin, which collectively are known as the Tuha basin, lying in the southern foothills of the eastern range of Tian Shan. Yiwu county lies in the northern foothills of the Harlik mountains, while Barkul county lies in the northern foothills of Bark

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