Anne Underhill
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3617031 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Anne Underhill |
| PRENOMES | Anne |
| SOBRENOME | Underhill |
| ASSINATURA | UNDERHILL A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Yale University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 113 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Technological analysis of pottery production and distribution in a Late Neolithic small settlement in southeastern Shandong, China
Analysis of ceramics at a hypothesized special-purpose late neolithic settlement in northern China c. 4400–4000 BP
Social and environmental factors influencing dietary choices among Dawenkou culture sites, Late Neolithic China
Archaeological cultures are commonly defined by typologies established from ceramic assemblages at sites dated to a relatively restricted timeframe and located in specific geographic regions. It is often assumed that cultural traditions, social organizations, and other aspects of lifeways were similar throughout the established cultural areas. However, variations in pottery assemblages, burial practices, house construction techniques, and subsist…
Hunting with Talc
Collaborative excavations by the Shandong University and Field Museum at the Longshan Period site of Liangchengzhen in eastern Shandong Province, China have uncovered over 200 projectile points constructed from several prevalent material types of varying hardness. The majority of the points were finished by grinding. The smaller percentage were finished by pressure flaking. Raw materials utilized in projectile point manufacture included chlorite …
Late Neolithic Plant Remains from Northern China
An Analysis of Mortuary Ritual at the Dawenkou Site, Shandong, China
For over twenty years, scholars have regarded the cemetery at the Dawenkou site in Shandong as providing important evidence for social ranking and other aspects of social organization during the Neolithic period. Most studies have focused on reconstructing status levels within specific time periods. Recent studies of burials in different areas of the world have shown the utility of examining change over time in mortuary ritual from the perspectiv…
Social ranking in the Kingdom of Old Silla, Korea
The Chinese Neolithic
Early food production, featuring at least two and probably three separate suites of plants, occurred in at least six different regions in China. Gradually, the earliest stages of village life and plant-animal domestication are becoming clearer, and Chinese archeologists are attempting to reconstruct the societal context of these developments. Late Neolithic sites, shedding light on the indigenous evolution to state-level societies, are now being …
Late Neolithic Plant Remains from Northern China
An Analysis of Mortuary Ritual at the Dawenkou Site, Shandong, China
For over twenty years, scholars have regarded the cemetery at the Dawenkou site in Shandong as providing important evidence for social ranking and other aspects of social organization during the Neolithic period. Most studies have focused on reconstructing status levels within specific time periods. Recent studies of burials in different areas of the world have shown the utility of examining change over time in mortuary ritual from the perspectiv…
The Chinese Neolithic
Early food production, featuring at least two and probably three separate suites of plants, occurred in at least six different regions in China. Gradually, the earliest stages of village life and plant-animal domestication are becoming clearer, and Chinese archeologists are attempting to reconstruct the societal context of these developments. Late Neolithic sites, shedding light on the indigenous evolution to state-level societies, are now being …
Social and environmental factors influencing dietary choices among Dawenkou culture sites, Late Neolithic China
Archaeological cultures are commonly defined by typologies established from ceramic assemblages at sites dated to a relatively restricted timeframe and located in specific geographic regions. It is often assumed that cultural traditions, social organizations, and other aspects of lifeways were similar throughout the established cultural areas. However, variations in pottery assemblages, burial practices, house construction techniques, and subsist…
Hunting with Talc
Collaborative excavations by the Shandong University and Field Museum at the Longshan Period site of Liangchengzhen in eastern Shandong Province, China have uncovered over 200 projectile points constructed from several prevalent material types of varying hardness. The majority of the points were finished by grinding. The smaller percentage were finished by pressure flaking. Raw materials utilized in projectile point manufacture included chlorite …
The Chinese Neolithic
Early food production, featuring at least two and probably three separate suites of plants, occurred in at least six different regions in China. Gradually, the earliest stages of village life and plant-animal domestication are becoming clearer, and Chinese archeologists are attempting to reconstruct the societal context of these developments. Late Neolithic sites, shedding light on the indigenous evolution to state-level societies, are now being …
Social ranking in the Kingdom of Old Silla, Korea
An Analysis of Mortuary Ritual at the Dawenkou Site, Shandong, China
For over twenty years, scholars have regarded the cemetery at the Dawenkou site in Shandong as providing important evidence for social ranking and other aspects of social organization during the Neolithic period. Most studies have focused on reconstructing status levels within specific time periods. Recent studies of burials in different areas of the world have shown the utility of examining change over time in mortuary ritual from the perspectiv…
Late Neolithic Plant Remains from Northern China
Hunting with Talc
Collaborative excavations by the Shandong University and Field Museum at the Longshan Period site of Liangchengzhen in eastern Shandong Province, China have uncovered over 200 projectile points constructed from several prevalent material types of varying hardness. The majority of the points were finished by grinding. The smaller percentage were finished by pressure flaking. Raw materials utilized in projectile point manufacture included chlorite …
Social and environmental factors influencing dietary choices among Dawenkou culture sites, Late Neolithic China
Archaeological cultures are commonly defined by typologies established from ceramic assemblages at sites dated to a relatively restricted timeframe and located in specific geographic regions. It is often assumed that cultural traditions, social organizations, and other aspects of lifeways were similar throughout the established cultural areas. However, variations in pottery assemblages, burial practices, house construction techniques, and subsist…
Analysis of ceramics at a hypothesized special-purpose late neolithic settlement in northern China c. 4400–4000 BP
Technological analysis of pottery production and distribution in a Late Neolithic small settlement in southeastern Shandong, China
Archaeology (7 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · China (5 obras) · History (5 obras) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (5 obras) · Ancient history (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Anthropology (3 obras)