K C Lin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 28985 |
|---|---|
| NOME | K C Lin |
| PRENOMES | K C |
| SOBRENOME | Lin |
| ASSINATURA | LIN K C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3586-4290 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 11 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Interwoven on-site and online
The provision of digital services is crucial for libraries to promote broader and more equitable access to information. Prior research has demonstrated that digital services including those provided by libraries are significantly shaped by socioeconomic influences, resulting in geo-graphic disparities analogous to those observed in the real world. However, current research has not fully addressed which regions rely most heavily on digital librari…
Preliminary insights into the use of pottery and culinary practices at Guijiabao site in southwest China
Reconstruction of diets based on the Δ 15 N values of individual amino acids at three sites in Sichuan, China
This study analyzes the nitrogen isotope composition of individual amino acids in collagen extracted from human bone samples from the Gaoshan, Yingpanshan, and Xinyicun sites in Sichuan, where the isotope baseline is unavailable or incomparable with the isotopic data derived from human remains. It aims to understand the food compositions of the inhabitants at these sites, spanning the period from the late Neolithic to the middle Bronze Age, durin…
A multi-isotope analysis on human and pig tooth enamel from prehistoric Sichuan, China, and its archaeological implications
Dietary history of two human individuals at the Yingpanshan site, Sichuan Province, revealed by carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of serial samples of dentinal collagen
Instead of the conventional approach to sectioning tooth dentine horizontally for isotope analysis, a new serial sampling strategy has been developed recently. This new method considers the developmental direction of growth lines in dentine when samples are sectioned. It can therefore provide more precise and detailed information about an individual's dietary history, including breastfeeding/weaning patterns, infant feeding experiences, and dieta…
Reconstructing subsistence at the Yingpanshan and Gaoshan sites in Sichuan province, China
During the Neolithic period, the Chengdu Plain was a key region where two important crops, rice and millet, were cultivated together. Millet was probably introduced from north‐western China c .3500–3300 cal. bce , and rice came from the Middle Yangtze River c .2600 cal. bce . In this study, human and faunal remains, as well as charred crop grains, were collected from the Yingpanshan (3300–2600 cal. bce ) and Gaoshan (2500–2000 cal. bce ) sites wh…
On Craft Production and the Settlement Pattern of the Jinsha Site Cluster on the Chengdu Plain
Analysis of settlement pattern and production organization of the Jinsha settlement suggests that it was less strictly organized than the Sanxingdui settlement and that it was inhabited by heterogeneous social groups during the early Bronze Age. Measuring and evaluating the standardization of two types of pottery vessels (i.e., jars with small bases [xiaopingdi guan ] and saucers with pointed bottoms [jiandizhan ]) reveal that potters employed di…
Reconstructing subsistence at the Yingpanshan and Gaoshan sites in Sichuan province, China
During the Neolithic period, the Chengdu Plain was a key region where two important crops, rice and millet, were cultivated together. Millet was probably introduced from north‐western China c .3500–3300 cal. bce , and rice came from the Middle Yangtze River c .2600 cal. bce . In this study, human and faunal remains, as well as charred crop grains, were collected from the Yingpanshan (3300–2600 cal. bce ) and Gaoshan (2500–2000 cal. bce ) sites wh…
A multi-isotope analysis on human and pig tooth enamel from prehistoric Sichuan, China, and its archaeological implications
Preliminary insights into the use of pottery and culinary practices at Guijiabao site in southwest China
On Craft Production and the Settlement Pattern of the Jinsha Site Cluster on the Chengdu Plain
Analysis of settlement pattern and production organization of the Jinsha settlement suggests that it was less strictly organized than the Sanxingdui settlement and that it was inhabited by heterogeneous social groups during the early Bronze Age. Measuring and evaluating the standardization of two types of pottery vessels (i.e., jars with small bases [xiaopingdi guan ] and saucers with pointed bottoms [jiandizhan ]) reveal that potters employed di…
Dietary history of two human individuals at the Yingpanshan site, Sichuan Province, revealed by carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of serial samples of dentinal collagen
Instead of the conventional approach to sectioning tooth dentine horizontally for isotope analysis, a new serial sampling strategy has been developed recently. This new method considers the developmental direction of growth lines in dentine when samples are sectioned. It can therefore provide more precise and detailed information about an individual's dietary history, including breastfeeding/weaning patterns, infant feeding experiences, and dieta…
Reconstructing subsistence at the Yingpanshan and Gaoshan sites in Sichuan province, China
During the Neolithic period, the Chengdu Plain was a key region where two important crops, rice and millet, were cultivated together. Millet was probably introduced from north‐western China c .3500–3300 cal. bce , and rice came from the Middle Yangtze River c .2600 cal. bce . In this study, human and faunal remains, as well as charred crop grains, were collected from the Yingpanshan (3300–2600 cal. bce ) and Gaoshan (2500–2000 cal. bce ) sites wh…
A multi-isotope analysis on human and pig tooth enamel from prehistoric Sichuan, China, and its archaeological implications
Reconstruction of diets based on the Δ 15 N values of individual amino acids at three sites in Sichuan, China
This study analyzes the nitrogen isotope composition of individual amino acids in collagen extracted from human bone samples from the Gaoshan, Yingpanshan, and Xinyicun sites in Sichuan, where the isotope baseline is unavailable or incomparable with the isotopic data derived from human remains. It aims to understand the food compositions of the inhabitants at these sites, spanning the period from the late Neolithic to the middle Bronze Age, durin…
Preliminary insights into the use of pottery and culinary practices at Guijiabao site in southwest China
Interwoven on-site and online
The provision of digital services is crucial for libraries to promote broader and more equitable access to information. Prior research has demonstrated that digital services including those provided by libraries are significantly shaped by socioeconomic influences, resulting in geo-graphic disparities analogous to those observed in the real world. However, current research has not fully addressed which regions rely most heavily on digital librari…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Archaeology (5 obras) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (5 obras) · Biology (4 obras) · Ecology (4 obras) · Isotope analysis (4 obras) · Stable isotope ratio (4 obras) · δ13C (4 obras) · Chemistry (3 obras)