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Autor: Lu, Tracey Lie Dan
Jahr: 1999
CONTENTS.
List of figures. xiii
List of tables. xv
Part L Introduction. 1
Chapter 1. The Background to this study. 1
1A. Theories and models of the origin of agriculture in the English literature. 1
IB. A brief literature on the origin of agriculture in China. 2
1C. Significant questions on the origin of agriculture in China and the
objectives of this thesis. 7
Chapter 2. Terminology and definitions. 9
2A. General definitions. 9
2B. Temporal and geographic definitions. 9
2C. Definitions for tools and other stone implements. 9
2D. Definitions for pottery. 11
Part DL The Transition from Foraging to Farming in Central China. 12
Chapter 3. Palaeoenvironments and palaeoclimates from the terminal Pleistocene
to the early Holocene in Central China. 12
3 A. Palaeoenvironments and palaeoclimates of Central China. 12
3B. Local natural resources. 16
Chapter 4. Archaeological discoveries in Central China. 28
4A. Archaeological assemblages in the western plateau/mountain region. 28
4B. Archaeological assemblages in the North China Plain. 35
Chapter 5. Discussion on the transition from foraging to farming in Central China. 60
5A. Toolkits as indicators of the transition from foraging to farming. 60
5B. The cultural relevance of the botanical characteristics of green foxtail
during the transition from foraging to fanning in Central China. 61
5C. Pottery as an indicator of cultural relationships between the
early Neolithic assemblages in Central China. 64
Part HI. The Transition from Foraging to Farming in the Yangzi River Valley. 67
Chapter 6. The palaeoenvironments and palaeoclimates from the terminal
Pleistocene to the early Holocene in the Yangzi valley. 67
6A. Palaeoenvironments and palaeoclimates of the Yangzi valley. 67
6B. Natural resources in the Yangzi valley. 71
Chapter 7. Archaeological discoveries in the Yangzi valley. 86
7A. Archaeological assemblages in the middle Yangzi valley. 86
7B. Archaeological assemblages in the lower Yangzi valley. 93
Chapter 8. Discussion on the transition from foraging to farming in the Yangzi
River basin. 115
8A. Toolkits as indicators of the transition from foraging to farming
in the Yangzi valley. 115
8B. The cultural relevance of the botanical characteristics of wild rice during the
transition from foraging to farming. 115
8C. Pottery comparison. 116
Part IV. Comparisons and Propositions - the Transition
from Foraging to Farming in China. 119
Chapter 9. Foragers of the terminal Pleistocene in China. 119
9A. The subsistence strategies of the foragers - a toolkit comparison. 119
9B. The population densities of prehistoric foragers in China. 122
9C. The mobility of foragers. 123
9D. Pottery and foraging. 124
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Chapter 10 Farmers of the Early Holocene in China. 127
10A. The subsistence strategy and the cultivars of the early farmers. 127
10B. Population densities and degrees of sedentism of the early farmers. 127
IOC. Pottery of the early farmers. 128
10D. Cereal cultivation and animal husbandry. 130
10E. The social complexity of the early fanners. 130
Chapter 11. Hypotheses and propositions: the origin of agriculture in China. 133
11 A, When did agriculture originate in China? - the chronology of early
farmers in the Yellow and the Yangzi valleys. 133
1 IB. The WHERE question - one, two, or multiple centres? 133
11C. How did agriculture originate in China? 135
1 ID. Why should I farm when there are so many mongongo nuts? -
the impetus for the origin of agriculture in China. 136
Summary and Remaining questions. 140
Bibliography 145
Illustrations (drawings and photographs). 159
Appendix I. A list of Latin and English names of plants commonly found in China. 231
Xll
List of Tables.
Table 3(1). Faunas of the Terminal Pleistocene in Central China. 19
Table 3(2). A brief summary of the terminal Pleistocene faunas in Central China. 24
Table 3(3). Faunas of the Early Holocene in Central China. 26
Table 3(4). The life schedule of green foxtail (Setaria viridis). 27
Table 4(1). Absolute dates for archaeological assemblages of the
terminal Pleistocene in Central China. 41
Table 4(2). Lithic implements from the Xiachuan sites. 45
Table 4(3). Lithic implements from Xueguan. 45
Table 4(4). Lithic implements from Shizitan. 46
Table 4(5). Lithic implements from Shayuan. 46
Table 4(6). Lithic implements from Dadiwan. 47
Table 4(7). Radiocarbon dates for archaeological assemblages of the early
Holocene in Central China. 48
Table 4(8). Lithic implements from Youfang. 53
Table 4(9). Lithic implements from Xibaimaying. 53
Table 4(10). Lithic implements from Hutouliang. 54
Table 4(11). Lithic implements from Xiaonanhai. 54
Table 4(12). Lithic implements from layer 3, Cishan. 55
Table 4(13). Organic implements from layer 3, Cishan. 55
Table 4(14). Lithic implements from layer 2, Cishan. 56
Table 4(15). Organic implements from layer 2, Cishan. 56
Table 4(16). Lithic implements from Lingjing. 57
Table 4( 17). Lithic implements from the upper cave, Xiaokongshan. 57
Table 4( 18). Lithic implements from the lower cave, Xiaokongshan. 58
Table 4(19). Lithic implements from Dagang. 58
Table 4(20). Lithic implements from Peiligang. 59
Table 4(21). Organic implements from Peiligang. 59
Table 5(1). Comparison of selected lithic implement categories,
by number and percentage for major sites. 65
Table 5(2). Comparison of harvesting experiments. 65
Table 5(3). Pottery comparison. 66
Table 6( 1). Faunas of the terminal Pleistocene in the Yangzi valley. 75
Table 6(2). Faunas of the early Holocene in the Yangzi valley. 78
Table 6(3). Pollen sequences of Xianrendong and Wangdong. 83
Table 6(4). Faunal species classification in the middle and lower Yangzi valley. 84
Table 6(5). Comparison of common wild rice in various areas. 85
Table 7(1). Radiocarbon dates of archaeological assemblages of the
terminal Pleistocene in the Yangzi valley. 100
Table 7(2). Radiocarbon dates of archaeological assemblages of the
early Holocene in the Yangzi valley. 101
Table 7(3). Lithic implements of Hujiawuchang. 106
Table 7(4). Lithic implements found in Chengbeixi. 106
Table 7(5). Lithic implements of Sanshan. 107
Table 7(6). Stratigraphic consolidation at Xianrendong. 108
Table 7(7). Stratigraphic and cultural divisions of Xianrendong and Wangdong. 110
Table 7(8). Lithic implements discovered in zones F-M at Wangdong in 1993. Ill
Table 7(9). Lithic implements of the Ceramic Phase I at Xianrendong
(1993 excavated). Ill
Table 7(10). Lithic implements of the Ceramic Phase I discovered in the 1960s
at Xianrendong. Ill
Table 7(11). Lithic implements discovered in zones C-E at Wangdong. 112
Table 7(12). Proportions of lithic types in the Xianrendong-Wangdong
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Ceramic Phase I assemblage. 112
Table 7( 13). Organic implements of Ceramic Phase I at Xianrendong. 112
Table 7(14). Lithic implements of Ceramic Phase II discovered in Xianrendong. 113
Table 7(15). Organic implements of Ceramic Phase II at Xianrendong. 113
Table 7(16). Lithic implements found in layer 4, Hemudu site. 113
Table 7(17). Bone implements found in layer 4, Hemudu. 114
Table 7(18). Wooden implements found in layer 4, Hemudu. 114
Table 8(1). Pottery comparison. 118
Table 10(1). Size and thickness of 65 Peiligang sites. 132
Table 10(2). Size and thickness of some early Neolithic sites in the Yangzi valley. 132
Table 11(1). Selected cranial measurements (mm.) of the early to middle Neolithic
inhabitants in the Yellow valley. 142
Table 11(2). Comparison of lithic implements between Pengtoushan, Jiahu
and Peiligang assemblages.
Table 11 (3). Effective temperature in China. 143
XIV
List of Figures.
Figure 3(1). The distribution of pollen boreholes and faunal sites in Central China. 159
Figure 3(2). Modern vegetation zones in China. 160
Figure 3(3). Average yearly temperature (Celsius) in East China. 161
Figure 3(4). Average precipitation (mm) in East China. 161
Figure 3(5). Coastline changes in East China since 25,000 BP. 162
Figure 3(6). Pollen profile from the terminal Pleistocene to the early Holocene at Fenzhuang (site No. 1). 163
Figure 3(7). Pollen profile at Gaolizhang (site No. 2). 164
Figure 3(8). Generalized spore-pollen scheme and palaeotemperature curve since
the late Pleistocene in the North China Plain. 165
Figure 3(9). Pollen profile at Nanzhuangtou (site No. 3). 166
Figure 3(10). Pollen profile at Xibaimaying (site No. 6). 167
Figure 3(11). Pollen profile at Yangguo (site No. 7). 168
Figure 3(12). The palaeoenvironment during the LGM and the distribution of Mammoths in Central China. 169
Figure 3(13). Palaeoenvironment of Central China from 18,000 to 13,000 BP. 170
Figure 3(14). Palaeoenvironment of Central China from 9000 to 5000 BP. 170
Figure 3(15). The habitat of green foxtail (Setaria viridis). 171
Figure 3(16). Simultaneous flowering, ripening and shattering on one
plant of green foxtail (5. viridis). 171
Figure 4(1). Locations of archaeological sites mentioned in the text. 172
Figure 4(2). The location of find-places in the Xiachuan Basin. 173
Figure 4(3). Lithic implements of the Xiachuan assemblage. 174
Figure 4(4). Lithic implements of the Xiachuan assemblage. 175
Figure 4(5). Lithic implements of the Xiachuan assemblage. 176
Figure 4(6). Lithic implements of the Xueguan assemblage. 177
Figure 4(7). Lithic implements of the Shizitan assemblage. 178
Figure 4(8). Lithic implements of the Shayuan assemblage. 179
Figure 4(9). Tools of the Dadiwan culture. 180
Figure 4(10). Pottery comparison. 181
Figure 4(11). Archaeological sites in the Sanggan River area mentioned in the text 182
Figure 4(12). Lithic implements of the Youfang assemblage. 183
Figure 4(13). Lithic implements of the Xibaimaying assemblage. 184
Figure 4(14). Lithic implements of the Hutouliang assemblage. 185
Figure 4(15). Lithic implements of the Mengjiaquan assemblage. 186
Figure 4(16). Lithic implements of the Xiaonanhai assemblage. 187
Figure 4(17). Artefacts from Nanzhuangtou. 188
Figure 4(18). Tools of the Cishan assemblage (layer 3). 189
Figure 4(19). Lithic implements of the Lingjing assemblage. 190
Figure 4(20). Lithic implements of the Xiaokongshan assemblage. 191
Figure 4(21). Lithic implements of the Dagang assemblage. 192
Figure 4(22). Tools of the Peiligang assemblages. 193
Figure 5(1). Daily availability of ripened spikelets of green foxtail. 194
Figure 6(1). Locations of boreholes and faunas mentioned in the text. 195
Figure 6(2). Pollen profile at Longquan Lake (site No. 1). 196
Figure 6(3). Pollen profile at Wuhu borehole (site No. 3). 197
Figure 6(4). Pollen profile at Zhenjiang borehole (site No. 4). 198
Figure 6(5). Pollen profile at Gucheng borehole (site No. 5). 199
Figure 6(6). Pollen profiles at Tai Lake borehole (site No. 6). 200
Figure 6(7). Pollen profiles at Qidong borehole (site No. 7). 201
Figure 6(8). Distribution of common wild rice and cultivated rice. 202
Figure 6(9). Habitat of common wild rice (Oryza rufipogon). 203
Figure 6(10). Simultaneous flowering, ripening and shattering of
common wild rice (Oryza rufipogon). 203
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Figure 6(11). Unhusked grains of common wild rice (O. rufipogori) (above)
and domesticated rice (O. sativd) (below). 204
Figure 7(1). Archaeological sites mentioned in the text. 205
Figure 7(2). Artefacts of the Yan er assemblages. 206
Figure 7(3). Lithic implements from surface collections in Lixian County in the middle Yangzi valley. 207
Figure 7(4). The Lishui lithic complex found in the middle Yangzi valley. 208
Figure 7(5). The Wushui lithic complex found in the middle Yangzi valley. 209
Figure 7(6). Lithic implements of Pengtoushan. 210
Figure 7(7). Pottery comparison - the middle Yangzi valley. 211
Figure 7(8). Lithic implements of the Fenshanbao assemblage. 212
Figure 7(9). Lithic implements of the Hujiawuchang assemblage. 212
Figure 7(10). Lithic implements of the Chengbeixi assemblage. 213
Figure 7(11). Lithic implements of the Liulinxi assemblage. 213
Figure 7(12). Lithic implements of the Sanshan assemblage. 214
Figure 7(13). Xianrendong cave. 215
Figure 7(14). Pre-ceramic artefacts from Xianrendong and Wangdong. 216
Figure 7(15). Artefacts of Ceramic Phase I from Xianrendong. 217
Figure 7(16). Artefacts of Ceramic Phase II from Xianrendong. 218
Figure 7(17). Tools and woodwork of the Hemudu assemblage (layer 4). 219
Figure 7(18). Pottery comparison - the lower Yangzi valley. 220
Figure 7(19). Toolkit of the Luojiajiao assemblage (layer 4). 221
Figure 9(1). Lithic implements of the Epipalaeolithic in the Middle East. 222
Figure 9(2). Grinding slabs found in Australia (all fragments only). 223
Figure 9(3). Upper Palaeolithic sites found in the Shanxi Basin. 224
Figure 10(1). The development from fit to ding. 225
Figure 10(2). Pottery comparison - Pengtoushan and Jiahu (the lowest layer). 226
Figure 11(1). Possible diffusion of the Xiachuan complex. 227
Figure 11(2). Location of the Neolithic human groups mentioned in the text. 228
Figure 11(3). Toolkit from the Xinglongwa assemblage. 229
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