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Authors: |
Wu, Xinzhi
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Title: |
Origins and affinities of the stone age inhabitants of Japan
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Date: |
1992
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International symposium on Japanese as a member of the Asian and Pacific populations: September 25-29, 1990, Shin-Miyako Hotel Kyoto, Japan
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Place of Publication: |
Kyoto
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Publisher: |
International Research Center for Japanese Studies
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p. 1 "The prevalnce of the custome of knocking and extracting teeth during young age in Jomonese, Neolithic populations of east and south coastal regions of China as well as Minatogawa man [Ryukyu] hint at special relation among them. But the dispersal of this cultural phenomenon does not necessarily imply significant gene flow". p. 3 notes high rate of inca bone - 4 out of 6 of early Homo sapiencs in china
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Date Created: |
4/6/2001
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Editors: |
Hanihara, Kazuro
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4
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1
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8
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International Research Symposium
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