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Vietnam and the Prehistory of Eastern Asia - a Multidisciplinary perspective on the Neolithic Vietnam

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2012

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Bellwood, Peter

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German Archaeological Institute - Berlin/ Bonn

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This paper situates Vietnam within the Neolithic prehistory of eastern Asia, from the Yangzi Valley southwards. After discussing the final Palaeolithic cultures, it examines the Neolithic developments that commenced about 4,000 years ago with the southwards spread of rice agriculture from the Yangzi region in China.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/270399

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Perspectives on the Archaeology of Vietnam

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Conference paper

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International Colloquium : Perspectives on the Archaeology of Vietnam : Hanoi 29 Feb - 2 March 2012

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2099-12-31

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