Global Perspectives on the Origins of Agriculture in East Asia: The Science of Human History in Asia and the Pacific
Editat de Simon Kaner, Liliana Janik, Kenichi Yanoen Limba Engleză Hardback – 3 ian 2019
There
is
broad
agreement
that
any
unilineal
progressive
view
of
the
‘origins
and
spread
of
agriculture’
is
no
longer
sufficient
to
explain
this
most
debated
of
topics
in
prehistory.
Archaeological
evidence
for
local
(pre)historic
trajectories,
detailing
the
relationships
between
plants
and
animals,
often
beginning
far
back
in
the
Palaeolithic
and
extending
deep
into
the
Holocene,
now
requires
that
we
view
the
‘transition
to
agriculture’
in
new
ways,
emphasising
human
action,
perception
and
choice
in
place
of
the
spread
of
farming
peoples.
This
edited
volume
presents
new
research
on
the
origins
and
spread
of
agriculture
in
the
Japanese
archipelago
in
a
global
perspective.
Contributions
include
regional
trajectories
towards
agriculture
in
East
and
Southeast
Asia,
Europe
and
the
Americas.
The
papers
advance
discussion
beyond
models
dominated
by
traditional
understandings
of
the
Neolithic
revolution
in
southwestern
Asia
and
Europe,
to
a
truly
global
perspective
on
one
of
the
most
significant
sets
of
developments
in
human
history.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789811072741
ISBN-10: 9811072744
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:1st ed. 2019
Editura: Springer
Colecția Springer
Seria The Science of Human History in Asia and the Pacific
Locul publicării:Singapore, Singapore
ISBN-10: 9811072744
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:1st ed. 2019
Editura: Springer
Colecția Springer
Seria The Science of Human History in Asia and the Pacific
Locul publicării:Singapore, Singapore
Cuprins
1.
Introduction.-
2.
The
origins
of
agriculture:
a
global
perspective.-
3.
Re-assessing
the
‘Wave
of
Advance’
model
and
the
Neolithic
Revolution
in
Europe:
the
appearance
of
domesticates
in
the
southeastern
Baltic
region.-
4.
Comparing
Models
of
Domestication:
The
Natufian
and
Beyond.-
5.
Early
agricultural
dynamics
in
South
and
Central
America.-
6.
The
Origins
of
Agriculture
in
Southeast
Asia.-
7.
Confronting
old
orthodoxies
in
the
Chinese
Neolithic.-
8.
The
spread
of
agricultural
land-use
strategy:
the
Chulmun-Mumun
transition
in
Korea.-
9.
Towards
the
introduction
of
wet
rice
cultivation
in
Japan:
western
Japan.-
10.
Early
agricultural
histories
in
central
Japan
+
The
development
of
agricultural
societies
in
eastern
Japan.-
11.
TBD.-
12.
Conclusions.
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There
is
broad
agreement
that
any
unilineal
progressive
view
of
the
‘origins
and
spread
of
agriculture’
is
no
longer
sufficient
to
explain
this
most
debated
of
topics
in
prehistory.
Archaeological
evidence
for
local
(pre)historic
trajectories,
detailing
the
relationships
between
plants
and
animals,
often
beginning
far
back
in
the
Palaeolithic
and
extending
deep
into
the
Holocene,
now
requires
that
we
view
the
‘transition
to
agriculture’
in
new
ways,
emphasising
human
action,
perception
and
choice
in
place
of
the
spread
of
farming
peoples.
This
edited
volume
presents
new
research
on
the
origins
and
spread
of
agriculture
in
the
Japanese
archipelago
in
a
global
perspective.
Contributions
include
regional
trajectories
towards
agriculture
in
East
and
Southeast
Asia,
Europe
and
the
Americas.
The
papers
advance
discussion
beyond
models
dominated
by
traditional
understandings
of
the
Neolithic
revolution
in
southwestern
Asia
and
Europe,
to
a
truly
global
perspective
on
one
of
the
most
significant
sets
of
developments
in
human
history.
Caracteristici
The
first
publication
in
any
language
detailing
the
development
of
agriculture
and
farming
societies
in
the
Asia
Pacific
region
First
time
this
set
of
renowned
specialists
have
come
together
in
a
single
publication,
and
the
first
time
that
several
of
the
authors
(especially
those
writing
on
Japan)
have
been
published
in
English
Setting
the
appearance
of
agriculture
in
the
Asia
Pacific
region
in
a
global
context
-
both
geographical
and
intellectual