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A History of Chinese Archaeologyationalism, and the search for the cultural origins of the nation. These three factors have had a continuing influence on the development of the discipline, with the consequence that archaeology in China has been firmly placed in the general field of history. Its research orientations and interpreta

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The Archaeology of Vietnam the modern era. Though an appreciation of the ancient past has long existed for the Vietnamese, the professional pursuits of archaeology began during the French colonial period in the late nineteenth century. Archaeological research has undergone various phases throughout the past century, periodic

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The Archaeology of Singapore residing there by the 1330s. Archaeology has revealed traces of a prosperous trading settlement, which had to pay tribute to both Majapahit in Java and Ayutthaya in Thailand. The settlement covered about 85?ha, with a royal palace on a hill overlooking the Singapore River estuary. The most numerous