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Type | Year | Authors | Title | Source | ID |
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Book | 1994 | Kenrick, D. M. | Jomon of Japan: world's oldest pottery | [Kenrick, 1994 #20467] | |
Book (Edited) | 1990 | Barnes, Gina Lee | Hoabinhian, Jomon, Yayoi, early Korean states | [Barnes, 1990 #21525] | |
Book Section | 2017 | Crawford, Gary W. | Plant domestication in East Asia | Handbook of East and Southeast Asian Archaeology | [Crawford, 2017 #22298] |
Book Section | 2013 | Pietrusewsky, M. | Biological connections across the Sea of Japan: a multivariate comparison of ancient and more modern crania from Japan, China, Korea, and Southeast Asia | Bioarchaeology of East Asia: movement, contact, health | [Pietrusewsky, 2013 #22701] |
Book Section | 1981 | Kotani, Yoshinobu | Evidence of plant cultivation in Jomon Japan: some implications. | Affluent foragers: Pacific coasts East and West | [Kotani, 1981 #23649] |
Book Section | 2002 | Tsutsumi, Takashi | Origins of pottery and human strategies for adaptation during the termination of the last-glacial period in the Japanese archipelago | The origins of pottery and agriculture | [Tsutsumi, 2002 #24430] |
Book Section | 1992 | Chisholm, Brian S. | Carbon isotopic determination of paleodiet in Japan: marine versus terrestrial sources | Pacific Northeast Asia in prehistory: hunter-fisher-gatherers, farmers, and sociopolitical elites | [Chisholm, 1992 #24631] |
Book Section | 1992 | Minagawa, Masao | Dietary patterns of Japanese Jomon hunter-gatherers: stable nitrogen and carbon isotope analyses of human bones | Pacific Northeast Asia in prehistory: hunter-fisher-gatherers, farmers, and sociopolitical elites | [Minagawa, 1992 #24725] |
Book Section in a Series | 2001 | Matsui, Akira | Jomon | Encyclopedia of prehistory: East Asia and Oceania | [Matsui, 2001 #25916] |
Book Section in a Series | 2001 | Kitagawa, Junko | Intensive utilization of chestnuts and horse chestnuts in Jomon period - with special reference to Kamegaoka site, Sannaimaruyama site and Juno site (northeast Japan) | Environmental changes and rise and fall of civilizations | [Kitagawa, 2001 #26042] |
Journal Article | 2016 | Crema, Enrico R. | Summed probability distribution of 14C dates suggests regional divergences in the population dynamics of the Jomon period in Eastern Japan | PLOS One | [Crema, 2016 #26611] |
Journal Article | 2018 | Nishimura, Yoko | The evolution of curved beads (magatama 勾玉/曲玉) in Jōmon Period Japan and the development of individual ownership | Asian Perspectives | [Nishimura, 2018 #26719] |
Journal Article | 2007 | Rhee, Song-Nai | Korean contributions to agriculture, technology, and state formation in Japan: archaeology and history of an epochal thousand years, 400 B.C.-A.D. 600 | Asian Perspectives (2007) | [Rhee, 2007 #28158] |
Journal Article | 2006 | Hammer, Michael | Dual origins of the Japanese: common ground for hunter-gatherer and farmer Y chromosomes | Journal of Human Genetics | [Hammer, 2006 #28617] |
Journal Article | 1978 | Pearson, Richard J. | Some problems in the study of Jomon subsistence | Antiquity | [Pearson, 1978 #28948] |
Journal Article | 1983 | Nishida, Masaki | The emergence of food production in Neolithic Japan | Journal of Anthropological Archaeology | [Nishida, 1983 #29062] |
Journal Article | 2007 | Pearson, Richard | Debating Jomon social complexity | Asian Perspectives (2007) | [Pearson, 2007 #29794] |
Journal Article | 2006 | Oxenham, M. F. | Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis in late Jomon Hokkaido, Japan | International Journal of Osteoarchaeology | [Oxenham, 2006 #30086] |
Journal Article | 2006 | Nakamura, Oki | Review of "Bulletin of the International Jomon Culture Conference, Vol. 1 2004" by Richard Pearson | Asian Perspectives (2006) | [Nakamura, 2006 #30201] |
Journal Article | 2006 | Matsumura, Hirofumi | Embodying Okhotsk ethnicity: human skeletal remains from the Aonae Dune site, Okushiri Island, Hokkaido | Asian Perspectives (2006) | [Matsumura, 2006 #30273] |
Journal Article | 2004 | Kitagawa, Junko | The influence of climatic change on chestnut and horse chestnut preservation around Jomon sites in northeastern Japan with special reference to the Sannai-Maruyama and Kamegaoka sites | Quaternary International | [Kitagawa, 2004 #30657] |
Journal Article | 2004 | Yasuda, Yoshinori | Environmental variability and human adaptation during the late glacial/Holocene transition in Japan with reference to pollen analysis of the SG4 core from Lake Suigetsu | Quaternary International | [Yasuda, 2004 #30665] |
Journal Article | 1997 | Nguyen Gia Doi, | Thoi dai Jomon trong boi canh sinh thai-van hoa Dong A tien sur [ Jomo Age in Southeast Asian background] | Khao Co Hoc | [Nguyen 1997 #30808] |
Journal Article | 2004 | Kenichi, Kobayashi | Review of "Subsistence-settlement systems and intersite variability in the Moroiso phase of the early Jomon Period of Japan," by Habu Junko | Asian Perspectives (2004) | [Kenichi, 2004 #31156] |
Journal Article | 2004 | Hudson, Mark J. | Review of "An archaeological history of Japan, 30,000 B.C. to A.D. 700," by Koji Mizoguchi | Asian Perspectives (2004) | [Hudson, 2004 #31159] |
Journal Article | 2003 | Shinji, Ito | The position of the Ryukyu Jomon Culture in the Asia-Pacific region | Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association | [Shinji, 2003 #31210] |
Journal Article | 1996 | Motohashi, Emiko | Jomon lithic raw material exploitation in the Izu Islands, Tokyo, Japan | Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association | [Motohashi, 1996 #31730] |
Journal Article | 2001 | Takenaka, Masami | Tooth removal during ritual tooth ablation in the Jomon period | Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association | [Takenaka, 2001 #31745] |
Journal Article | 1999 | Ken-ichi, Shinoda | Intracemetery genetic analysis at the Nakazuma Jomon site in Japan by mitochondrial DNA sequencing | Anthropological Science | [Ken-ichi, 1999 #31970] |
Journal Article | 1999 | Pietrusewsky, Michael | A multivariate craniometric study of the inhabitants of the Ryukyu Islands and comparisons with cranial series from Japan, Asia, and the Pacific | Anthropological Science | [Pietrusewsky, 1999 #31972] |