ANT313H5 Lecture Notes - Chenopodium, Rice Distribution, Inflorescence

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28 Jun 2013
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Liangchengzhen excavated area: 634 samples from most contexts, and mainly middle longshan layers. Sampling: looking at agricultural redistribution, could there be marketing of rice and redistribution, structures that were or were not households, some may be specialists and some not. Regional survey and the development of complex societies in southeastern shangdong, china. Chronology: western zhou 1046-771 bc, shang 1600 1046 bc, erlitou (xia?) Assumptions before we began research: longshan agriculture was highly productive. Sophisticated agriculture: more productive than predecessors: longshan agriculture was highly productive; Shao: archaeological evidence for this socioeconomic development is apparent in a steady increase in the sophistication and level of agricultural production (cereal, rice, and so forth) Longshan agriculture seems to have been more productive, and possibly more specialized than that of dawenkou, the longshan predecessor. Shantaisi: survey, excavated around the temple and see the stratigraphy of the site. No further analysis could be done because the pit was reburied by workers.

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