Ningning Dong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 77224 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ningning Dong |
| NOMBRES | Ningning |
| APELLIDO | Dong |
| FIRMA | DONG N |
| AFILIACIONES | Fudan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6361-5681 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A3B2 tpl=5mm?> Exploring animal exploitation during the Paleolithic-Neolithic transition in southern China
旧石器时代向新石器时代的过渡是讨论人类历史演进的重要时间节点,其中生业的变化是动物考古研究的重点之一。中国南方地区的旧新交替为深入探讨人类行为的多样性提供了案例。本文在梳理和反思旧新交替相关概念和理论的基础上,对中国南方地区距今20000至8000年间遗址的动物考古研究进行了回顾,发现这一时期中国南方地区利用的动物资源开始变得丰富。资源利用强化的现象开始出现,既表现在针对性的狩猎,也存在对水生资源、鸟类和小型动物的广谱化利用。同时,南方地区大区域的共性中还能看到小区块的局地差异。可见,生业的形成和发展往往是多因素多维互动的结果。在考虑生业经济变化的同时,考古研究应将对本地传统的坚持、生产技术和生产组织的影响、以及食物之外的动物功用也纳入研究范畴,在复杂系统下尝试探讨生业在旧石器向新石器时代过渡背景下的变化
Life on the edge
With the Han dynasty's imperial expansion to the west, Xinjiang became a frontier region for political negotiation, military conflict, and cultural contact. The recent excavation at Shichengzi military fort has rendered an opportunity to examine animal exploitation in the empire's frontiers. The results of our zooarchaeological analysis suggest that meat production primarily relied on caprines and cattle. Horses, donkeys, and camels were exploite…
The rise and fall of the Liangzhu society in the perspective of subsistence economy
Based on plant and animal remains unearthed from sites of the Liangzhu culture in the coastal area of eastern Zhejiang, the Taihu plain, and the eastern Jianghuai region, we conclude that the Liangzhu society was agriculture-based, practicing rice farming for grain food and animal husbandry for meat. However, the subsistence economy focusing on rice farming was unbalanced in the Liangzhu cultural area, as evidenced by the exceptionally high propo…
Sheep for the soldiers
Island Life
The lower Yangtze Valley is a fruitful area to examine the interplay between the origins and intensification of agriculture and socio-political complexity. Most archaeological research on the emergence and decline of the complex society in this region has focused on large late Neolithic centres, such as the Liangzhu ancient city. Many small- to medium-size sites were also involved in dynamic regional social networks and further investigations int…
Rethinking pig domestication in China
Animal domestication represents one of the most important advances in human history. Pigs (Sus scrofa) were domesticated multiple times in prehistory and are therefore ideal for examining how geography and culture shape the domestication process. The authors integrate zooarchaeological and isotopic data from Neolithic (c. 10 000-2000 BP) pigs from central China and the Lower Yangtze Valley to demonstrate two dominant domestication trajectories. I…
Rethinking pig domestication in China
Animal domestication represents one of the most important advances in human history. Pigs (Sus scrofa) were domesticated multiple times in prehistory and are therefore ideal for examining how geography and culture shape the domestication process. The authors integrate zooarchaeological and isotopic data from Neolithic (c. 10 000-2000 BP) pigs from central China and the Lower Yangtze Valley to demonstrate two dominant domestication trajectories. I…
Rethinking pig domestication in China
Animal domestication represents one of the most important advances in human history. Pigs (Sus scrofa) were domesticated multiple times in prehistory and are therefore ideal for examining how geography and culture shape the domestication process. The authors integrate zooarchaeological and isotopic data from Neolithic (c. 10 000-2000 BP) pigs from central China and the Lower Yangtze Valley to demonstrate two dominant domestication trajectories. I…
Island Life
The lower Yangtze Valley is a fruitful area to examine the interplay between the origins and intensification of agriculture and socio-political complexity. Most archaeological research on the emergence and decline of the complex society in this region has focused on large late Neolithic centres, such as the Liangzhu ancient city. Many small- to medium-size sites were also involved in dynamic regional social networks and further investigations int…
The rise and fall of the Liangzhu society in the perspective of subsistence economy
Based on plant and animal remains unearthed from sites of the Liangzhu culture in the coastal area of eastern Zhejiang, the Taihu plain, and the eastern Jianghuai region, we conclude that the Liangzhu society was agriculture-based, practicing rice farming for grain food and animal husbandry for meat. However, the subsistence economy focusing on rice farming was unbalanced in the Liangzhu cultural area, as evidenced by the exceptionally high propo…
Sheep for the soldiers
Life on the edge
With the Han dynasty's imperial expansion to the west, Xinjiang became a frontier region for political negotiation, military conflict, and cultural contact. The recent excavation at Shichengzi military fort has rendered an opportunity to examine animal exploitation in the empire's frontiers. The results of our zooarchaeological analysis suggest that meat production primarily relied on caprines and cattle. Horses, donkeys, and camels were exploite…
A3B2 tpl=5mm?> Exploring animal exploitation during the Paleolithic-Neolithic transition in southern China
旧石器时代向新石器时代的过渡是讨论人类历史演进的重要时间节点,其中生业的变化是动物考古研究的重点之一。中国南方地区的旧新交替为深入探讨人类行为的多样性提供了案例。本文在梳理和反思旧新交替相关概念和理论的基础上,对中国南方地区距今20000至8000年间遗址的动物考古研究进行了回顾,发现这一时期中国南方地区利用的动物资源开始变得丰富。资源利用强化的现象开始出现,既表现在针对性的狩猎,也存在对水生资源、鸟类和小型动物的广谱化利用。同时,南方地区大区域的共性中还能看到小区块的局地差异。可见,生业的形成和发展往往是多因素多维互动的结果。在考虑生业经济变化的同时,考古研究应将对本地传统的坚持、生产技术和生产组织的影响、以及食物之外的动物功用也纳入研究范畴,在复杂系统下尝试探讨生业在旧石器向新石器时代过渡背景下的变化
Archaeology (6 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Agriculture (5 obras) · China (4 obras) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (4 obras) · Subsistence agriculture (4 obras) · Animal husbandry (3 obras) · Biology (3 obras) · Demography (3 obras)