Yongtao Zhao
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4455088 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yongtao Zhao |
| PRENOMES | Yongtao |
| SOBRENOME | Zhao |
| ASSINATURA | ZHAO Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Lanzhou University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2674-0384 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Raw Material and Technological Analysis of Longshan Culture Pottery from the Hui River Basin, Yongcheng, Henan
The Dazhuzhuang, Biting, and Likou Sites are located along the Hui River basin in Yongcheng, eastern Henan. These three sites are situated close to each other and all yielded Longshan Culture period (2300–1800 BCE) remains, including large quantities of pottery with similar stylistic characteristics. However, archaeological surveys did not discover kiln sites at any of the three locations. To investigate the sources of Longshan period pottery in …
A new method of automatic microcharcoal identification and its demonstration in revealing the spatial heterogeneity of fire over the past 40,000 years in China
A prolonged dry Mid-Holocene recorded by Moon Lake in the Tengger Desert, arid and semiarid China
Reconstructing the Mid-Holocene climate change in arid and semiarid areas can help predict regional moisture availability and resultant lake evolution and vegetation changes due to future warming. Here, we present a sediment core (YLH15A) from Moon Lake in the Tengger Desert, arid and semiarid China. Based on robust accelerator mass spectrometry 14 C dating and multiproxy analyses (pollen, grain size, elements, and total organic carbon), we recon…
Improved style transfer algorithm in decorative design of ceramic painting
The art of decorating Chinese ceramic products is a precious cultural heritage. However, the illustration techniques used in ceramic decoration face challenges in terms of inheritance and protection due to limited transmission methods and low public awareness. In the era of artificial intelligence, traditional ceramic painting techniques are undergoing transformation. To address the lack of systematic guidance in ceramic painting pattern design a…
Moisture evolution in North Xinjiang (northwest China) during the last 8000 years linked to the westerlies’ winter half-year precipitation
Winter half-year precipitation dominates variations in hydroclimatic conditions in North Xinjiang, but few researchers have focused on this very important aspect of the Holocene climate. Here we report multiproxy evidence of Holocene hydroclimate changes from the sediments of Wulungu Lake in North Xinjiang. The site is a closed terminal lake fed mainly by meltwater from snow and ice, and today the area is climatically dominated by the westerlies.…
Magnetostratigraphy of a drilling core from the Baiyanghe alluvial fan at the western margin of the Junggar Basin, NW China and its paleoenvironmental significance
Dating of a late Quaternary loess section from the northern slope of the Tianshan Mountains (Xinjiang, China) and its paleoenvironmental significance
Quantitative precipitation reconstruction in the east-central monsoonal China since the late glacial period
Unmixing grain-size distributions in lake sediments
The grain-size distribution (GSD) of sediments provides information on sediment provenance, transport processes, and the sedimentary environment. Although a wide range of statistical parameters have been applied to summarize GSDs, most are directed at only parts of the distribution, which limits the amount of environmental information that can be retrieved. Endmember modeling provides a flexible method for unmixing GSDs; however, the calculation …
Population history and its relationship with climate change on the Chinese Loess Plateau during the past 10,000 years
Based on compilation of a large number of archaeological and palaeosol 14 C-ages, the Summed Probability Method is used to reconstruct population history and climatic patterns on the Chinese Loess Plateau during the period 8.5–3.5 cal. ka BP. During this period, the population experienced two major expansion periods and several climatic fluctuations. The first population expansion began at around 7.8 cal. ka BP, and the second at around 5.8 cal. …
How prehistoric humans use plant resources to adapt to environmental change
Fossilized charcoals can document how prehistoric humans used wood resources. Here, we present a quantitative result of charcoal fossil records, compiled with archaeobotanical data of Qijia Culture (4.3–3.8 cal. kyr BP) in the western Chinese Loess Plateau, to study how prehistoric people used plant resources and adapted to their environment. The charcoal records showed that Quercus, Ulmus, Pyrus, Acer, Picea, Prunus, and Bambusoideae were abunda…
Variability of the stable carbon isotope ratio in modern and archaeological millets
Variability of the stable carbon isotope ratio in modern and archaeological millets
How prehistoric humans use plant resources to adapt to environmental change
Fossilized charcoals can document how prehistoric humans used wood resources. Here, we present a quantitative result of charcoal fossil records, compiled with archaeobotanical data of Qijia Culture (4.3–3.8 cal. kyr BP) in the western Chinese Loess Plateau, to study how prehistoric people used plant resources and adapted to their environment. The charcoal records showed that Quercus, Ulmus, Pyrus, Acer, Picea, Prunus, and Bambusoideae were abunda…
Population history and its relationship with climate change on the Chinese Loess Plateau during the past 10,000 years
Based on compilation of a large number of archaeological and palaeosol 14 C-ages, the Summed Probability Method is used to reconstruct population history and climatic patterns on the Chinese Loess Plateau during the period 8.5–3.5 cal. ka BP. During this period, the population experienced two major expansion periods and several climatic fluctuations. The first population expansion began at around 7.8 cal. ka BP, and the second at around 5.8 cal. …
How prehistoric humans use plant resources to adapt to environmental change
Fossilized charcoals can document how prehistoric humans used wood resources. Here, we present a quantitative result of charcoal fossil records, compiled with archaeobotanical data of Qijia Culture (4.3–3.8 cal. kyr BP) in the western Chinese Loess Plateau, to study how prehistoric people used plant resources and adapted to their environment. The charcoal records showed that Quercus, Ulmus, Pyrus, Acer, Picea, Prunus, and Bambusoideae were abunda…
Variability of the stable carbon isotope ratio in modern and archaeological millets
Population history and its relationship with climate change on the Chinese Loess Plateau during the past 10,000 years
Based on compilation of a large number of archaeological and palaeosol 14 C-ages, the Summed Probability Method is used to reconstruct population history and climatic patterns on the Chinese Loess Plateau during the period 8.5–3.5 cal. ka BP. During this period, the population experienced two major expansion periods and several climatic fluctuations. The first population expansion began at around 7.8 cal. ka BP, and the second at around 5.8 cal. …
Unmixing grain-size distributions in lake sediments
The grain-size distribution (GSD) of sediments provides information on sediment provenance, transport processes, and the sedimentary environment. Although a wide range of statistical parameters have been applied to summarize GSDs, most are directed at only parts of the distribution, which limits the amount of environmental information that can be retrieved. Endmember modeling provides a flexible method for unmixing GSDs; however, the calculation …
Quantitative precipitation reconstruction in the east-central monsoonal China since the late glacial period
Dating of a late Quaternary loess section from the northern slope of the Tianshan Mountains (Xinjiang, China) and its paleoenvironmental significance
Moisture evolution in North Xinjiang (northwest China) during the last 8000 years linked to the westerlies’ winter half-year precipitation
Winter half-year precipitation dominates variations in hydroclimatic conditions in North Xinjiang, but few researchers have focused on this very important aspect of the Holocene climate. Here we report multiproxy evidence of Holocene hydroclimate changes from the sediments of Wulungu Lake in North Xinjiang. The site is a closed terminal lake fed mainly by meltwater from snow and ice, and today the area is climatically dominated by the westerlies.…
Magnetostratigraphy of a drilling core from the Baiyanghe alluvial fan at the western margin of the Junggar Basin, NW China and its paleoenvironmental significance
Improved style transfer algorithm in decorative design of ceramic painting
The art of decorating Chinese ceramic products is a precious cultural heritage. However, the illustration techniques used in ceramic decoration face challenges in terms of inheritance and protection due to limited transmission methods and low public awareness. In the era of artificial intelligence, traditional ceramic painting techniques are undergoing transformation. To address the lack of systematic guidance in ceramic painting pattern design a…
A prolonged dry Mid-Holocene recorded by Moon Lake in the Tengger Desert, arid and semiarid China
Reconstructing the Mid-Holocene climate change in arid and semiarid areas can help predict regional moisture availability and resultant lake evolution and vegetation changes due to future warming. Here, we present a sediment core (YLH15A) from Moon Lake in the Tengger Desert, arid and semiarid China. Based on robust accelerator mass spectrometry 14 C dating and multiproxy analyses (pollen, grain size, elements, and total organic carbon), we recon…
Raw Material and Technological Analysis of Longshan Culture Pottery from the Hui River Basin, Yongcheng, Henan
The Dazhuzhuang, Biting, and Likou Sites are located along the Hui River basin in Yongcheng, eastern Henan. These three sites are situated close to each other and all yielded Longshan Culture period (2300–1800 BCE) remains, including large quantities of pottery with similar stylistic characteristics. However, archaeological surveys did not discover kiln sites at any of the three locations. To investigate the sources of Longshan period pottery in …
A new method of automatic microcharcoal identification and its demonstration in revealing the spatial heterogeneity of fire over the past 40,000 years in China
Geography (9 obras) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (7 obras) · Geomorphology (7 obras) · Geology (6 obras) · Physical geography (6 obras) · Archaeology (5 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 obras) · Holocene (5 obras) · Biology (4 obras) · Paleontology (4 obras)