Titlebook: Maritime Prehistory of Northeast Asia; With a Foreword by D Jim Cassidy,Irina Ponkratova,Ben Fitzhugh Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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The Peopling of Northeast Asia’s Maritime Region and Implications of Early Watercraft Transporthis was thought to have taken place among terrestrial hunters of Pleistocene fauna. In recent decades a coastal migration hypothesis pertaining to the use of seaworthy watercraft has garnered increasing interest. Based on recent discoveries in North American archaeology and paleo-genetics this peopl

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Maritime Prehistory of Korea: An Archaeological Revieweistocene through the 1C (century) BCE (before the current era). While there is little evidence for maritime adaptations during the late Pleistocene the sourcing of obsidian has revealed that some originated from the island of Kyushu. This strongly suggests that interaction with Japan across the Kor

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Over the Water, Into and Out of the Japanese Archipelago, During the Pleistocene: Humans, Obsidian, hree islands of Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu combined to form the Paleo-Honshu Island. The islands of Hokkaido and Sakhalin were connected to Russia as the Paleo-Sakhalin-Hokkaido Peninsula. The straits of Korea and Tsugaru remained open even during the LGM. Anatomically modern humans occupied Okinawa

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Globalization and the Historical Evolution of Japanese Fisheriesange. By contrast, a more linear progression from aboriginal to global systems remains a common interpretation of the long-term history of fisheries, a trend sometimes reinforced by ideas about ‘traditional’ culinary heritage. Archaeological and historical information, including faunal remains, fish

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The Origins of Aquatic Lifestyles along the Zerkalnaya and Rudnaya Rivers on the Northern Sea of Japise of megafauna species, such as mammoth, mastodon and black rhinoceros. Simultaneously the landscape experienced a transition from tundra to that of taiga and coniferous forests that influenced both plant and animal diversity. Rising sea levels inundated the coastal plain and formed enriched ingre

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Seagoing Watercraft in the Context of Marine Adaptations in Peter the Great Bay, Primorye Region, Rutations among populations in East Asia can be traced to the Pleistocene, about 40?ka (thousand years) (all dates are calibrated, unless designated as .C) ago. It is unlikely that extensive use of pelagic marine resources could occur without the use of, at least, rudimentary forms of watercraft. The

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