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JEAA Contents:
JEAA
Vol. 1, No. 1-4 (1999)
JEAA
Vol. 2. No.1-2 (2000)
JEAA
Vol. 2, No. 3-4 (2000)
JEAA
Vol. 3. No.1-2 (2001)
JEAA
Vol. 3. No.3-4 (2001)
JEAA
Vol. 4. No.1-4 (2002)
JEAA
Vol. 5. No.1-4 (2005)
JEAA
Vol. 6. No.1-4 (forthcoming)
The
Journal of East Asian Archaeology
is published by Brill
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of the Society for East Asian Archaeology. The editors are Lothar von
Falkenhausen (University of California, Los Angeles) and Robert E. Murowchick
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carried out through the International Center for East Asian Archaeology
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E A A CONTENTS:
JEAA
VOL. 1, NO. 1-4 (1999)
Festschrift
in Honor of K.C. Chang
Editors'
Preface
•
Robert MUROWCHICK, "Bibliography of Works by Kwang-Chih Chang"
• Bruce G. TRIGGER, "Shang Political Organization: A Comparative
Approach"
• Roderick J. McINTOSH, "Clustered Cities and Alternative
Courses to Authority in Prehistory"
• C.C. LAMBERG-KARLOVSKY, "The Indus Civilization: The Case
for Caste Formation"
• Gordon R. WILLEY, "Maya Settlement and its Socio-Political
Dimensions"
• YAN Wenming, "Neolithic Settlements in China: Latest Finds
and Research"
• ZHANG Zhongpei, "Hollow-Footed Tripodal Pottery Vessels
from the Yellow River Basin"
• ZOU Heng, "The Yanshi Shang City: A Secondary Capital of
the Early Shang"
• David N. KEIGHTLEY, "Theology and the Writing of History:
Truth and the Ancestors in the Wu
Ding Divination Records"
• WANG Ming-Ke, "Western Zhou Remembering and Forgetting"
• LI Boqian, "The Sumptuary System Governing Western Zhou
Rulers' Cemeteries, Viewed from a Jin
Rulers' Cemetery"
• Richard PEARSON, "Regional Settlement in Okinawa: The Yokatsu
Peninsula and its Offliers"
• Ken'ichi SASAKI, "A History of Settlement Archaeology in
Japan"
• Hyung II PAI, "Japanese Anthropology and the Discovery of
Prehistoric 'Korea'"
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JEAA
VOL. 2, NO. 1-2 (2000)
Festschrift
in Honor of K.C. Chang
•
John W. OLSEN, "China's Earliest Inhabitants"
• LENG Jian, and C. L. SHANNON, "Rethinking Early Paleolithic
Typologies in China and India"
• TANG Chung, "The Upper Palaeolithic of North China: The
Xiachuan Culture"
• ZHANG Senshui, "The Epipaleolithic in China"
• Christopher FUNG, "The Drinks are on Us: Ritual, Social
Status, and Practice in Dawenkou Burials, North China"
• Anne P. UNDERHILL, "An Analysis of Mortuary Ritual at the
Dawenkou Site, Shandong, China"
• LIU Li, "Ancestor Worship: An Archaeological Investigation
of Ritual Activities in Neolithic North China"
• TENG Shu-p'ing, "The Original Significance of Bi
Disks: Insights Based on Liangzhu Jade Bi with Incised Symbolic
Motifs"
• SHAO Wangping, "The Longshan Period and Incipient Chinese
Civilization"
• CH'EN Fang-mei, "Some Thoughts on the Dating of Late Shang
Bronze Weaponry"
• ZHANG Changshou, "A Comparative Study of the Ding
Bronze Vessels from Xin'gan"
• Wilhelm SOLHEIM, III, "Taiwan, Coastal South China and Northern
Viet Nam and the Nusantao Maritime Trading Network"
• Jonathan H. KRESS, "The Malacoarchaeology of Palawan Island"
• Diane N. O'DONOGHUE, "Critical Distance: Replacing the Practice
of Chinese Art History"
• Erika E. S. EVASDOTTIR, "Rereading Rethinking Archaeology:
What the Present Can Learn from the Past"
• WANG Aihe, "Antiquity, Modernity, and Social Theory"
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JEAA
VOL. 2, NO. 3-4 (2000)
Special
Thematic Issue: Clashes of Iron: Armor, Weaponry, and Warfare
in Early East Asian States
•
Gina L. BARNES, "Guest Editor's Preface"
• Albert E. DIEN, "A Brief Survey of Defensive Armor across
Asia"
• Albert E. DIEN, "Armor in China before the Tang Dynasty"
• Gina L. BARNES, "Archaeological Armor in Korea and Japan:
Styles, Technology, and Social Setting," with three appendices:
• Appendix I. FUJIO Shin'ichiro, "The Relationship between
Kaya and Silla and Western Japan in Terms of Iron Production from
the First Century BC to the Sixth Century AD"
• Appendix II. YOSHIMURA Kazuaki, "Iron Armor and Weapons
in Protohistoric Japan"
• Appendix III. SHIN Kyung Cheol, "Relations between Kaya
and Wa in the Third to Fourth Centuries AD"
• YANG Hong, "Lamellar Armor and Horse Bardings in Yamato
and Koguryo and Their Connections with China"
• KANG Bong Won, "A Test of Increasing Warfare in the Samguk
sagi against the Archaeological Remains in Yongnam, South Korea"
• Donald B. WAGNER, "Chinese Monumental Iron Castings"
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JEAA
VOL. 3, NO. 1-2 (2001)
Festschrift
in Honor of K.C. Chang
•
Editors' Preface
•
Kwang-Chih CHANG, "Reflections on Chinese Archaeology in the
Second Half of the Twentieth Century"
• TSANG Cheng-Hwa, "Maritime Adaptations in Prehistoric
Southeast China: Implications for the Problem of Austronesian Expansion"
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LI Kuang-Ti, "Prehistoric Marine Fishing Adaptation in Southern
Taiwan"
•
Heather A. PETERS, "Ethnicity Along China's Southwestern Frontier"
•
Yun Kuen LEE, "Status, Symbol, and Meaning in the Dian Culture"
• Robert E. MUROWCHICK,
"The Political and Ritual Significance of Bronze Production
and Use in Ancient Yunnan"
•
Lothar von FALKENHAUSEN, "The Use and Significance of Ritual
Bronzes in the Lingnan Region During the Eastern Zhou Period"
• WU Hung, "Rethinking Warring States Cities: An Historical
and Methodological Proposal"
• XU Pingfang (translated byTaotao HUANG and John MOFFETT),
"The Archaeology of the Great Wall of the Qin and Han Dynasties"
• Robin D. S. YATES, "Slavery in Early China: A Socio-Cultural
Approach"
•
SU Bai (translated by FENG Jiren), "Notes on Visits to the
Horyuji Temple in Nara, Japan"
•
Robert
E. MUROWCHICK and CHEN Xingcan, "Bibliography of Works by Kwang-chih
Chang: Supplementary Listing"
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JEAA
VOL. 3, NO. 3-4 (2001)
Special Section:
Mortuary Analysis in East Asian Archaeology
•
Francis ALLARD and Gideon SHELACH, "Guest Editors' Preface
to the Special Section"
• Francis ALLARD, "Mortuary Ceramics and Social Organization
in the Dawenkou and Majiayao Cultures"
• Rowan FLAD, "Ritual or Structure? Analysis of Burial
Elaboration at Dadianzi, Inner Mongolia"
• Gideon SHELACH, "Apples and Oranges? A Cross-Cultural
Comparison of Burial Data From Northeast China"
• Lothar von FALKENHAUSEN , "Shangma: Demography and Social
Differentiation in a Late Bronze Age Community in North China"
• MIZOGUCHI Koji, "Time and Genealogical Consciousness
in the Mortuary Practices of the Yayoi Period, Japan"
• Charlotte HORLYCK, "Tracking Chronological Change in
Korean Burials of the Koryo Period"
• Robert D. DRENNAN, "Tales From the Crypt: Learning From
Mortuary Evidence in Archaeology"
End of
Special Section
•
Yaroslav V. KUZMIN, "Radiocarbon Chronology of Paleolithic
and Neolithic Cultural Complexes from the Russian Far East"
•
Junko
HABU, "Book Review: Ruins of Identity: Ethnogenesis in the
Japanese Islands," by Mark J. Hudson, University of Hawai'i
Press, Honolulu (1999)
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JEAA
VOL. 4, NO. 1-4 (2002)
•
YUAN
Jing, LIANG Zhonghe, WU Yun, and JIA Xiaobing, "Shell mounds in
the Jiaodong Peninsula: A study in environmental archaeology"
•
TONG
Enzheng (edited by Lothar von Falkenhausen), "Magicians, magic,
and shamanism in ancient China"
•
PENG
Bangben, "In search of the Shu kingdom: Ancient legends and new
archaeological discoveries in Sichuan"
•
Helen
LOVEDAY, "Diversity in Eastern Zhou bronze casting: A look at a
group of openwork vessels"
•
Martin
KERN, "Methodological reflections on the analysis of textual variants
and the modes of manuscript production in early China"
•
Albert
E. DIEN, "The inventory lists of tomb 86TAM386 at Astana, Turfan"
•
Miranda
BROWN, "Did the early Chinese preserve corpses? A reconsideration
of elite conceptions of death"
•
Nancy
Shatzman STEINHARDT, "Changchuan tomb No. 1 and its north Asian
context"
•
YI
Seonbok, "'Thunder-axes' and the traditional view of stone
tools in Korea"
•
Barry
V. ROLETT, JIAO Tianlong, and LIN Gongwu, "Early seafaring in the
Taiwan Strait and the search for Austronesian origins"
Special
Section: the Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project
•
LI Xueqin,
"The Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project: Methodology and results"
•
ZHANG
Changshou, "The Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project: excavations of
the proto-Zhou culture in Fengxi, Shaanxi"
•
ZHANG
Peiyu, "Determining Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology through astronomical
records in historical texts"
• David
S. NIVISON, "The Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project: Two approaches
to dating"
•
SHAO Dongfang,
"Controversy over the "Modern Text" Bamboo Annals and its relation
to Three Dynasties chronology"
•
Yun Kuen
LEE, "Differential resolution in history and archaeology"
Reviews
•
C.
Melvin AIKENS, "Book review: Subsistence-Settlement Systems
and Intersite Variability in the Moroiso Phase of the Early Jomon
Period of Japan" by Junko Habu
•
Tzehuey
CHIOU-PENG, "Book review: Ancient Sichuan: Treasures from
a Lost Civilization" edited by Robert Bagley
•
Gideon
SHELACH, "Book review: The Bronze Age and Early Iron Age
Peoples of Eastern Central Asia" edited by Victor H. Mair
•
Miriam
STARK, "Book review: Lao Pako: A Late Prehistoric Site on
the Nam Ngum River in Laos" by Anna Kallen and Anna Karlstrom
•
Anne
P. UNDERHILL and FANG Hui, "Book review: Enduring Art of
Jade Age China: Chinese Jades of Late Neolithic Through Han Periods.
Volumes I and II" edited by Elizabeth Childs-Johnson
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JEAA
VOL. 5, NO. 1-4 (2005)
• LI Yung-ti, "On the Function of Cowries in Shang and Western Zhou China"
• Shing Müller, "Chin-Straps of the Early Northern Wei: New Perspectives on the Trans-Asiatic Diffusion of Funerary Practices"
• Donald F. McCallum, Review Article: The Emergence of Japanese Kingship, by Joan R. Piggott
Special Section: Art and Archaeology of the Sichuan Basin
• Jay XU, "Guest Editor's Preface"
• WANG Yi, "Prehistoric Walled Settlements in the Chengdu Plain"
• Jay XU, "Defining the Archaeological Cultures at the Sanxingdui Site"
• Lothar von FALKENHAUSEN, "The External Connections of Sanxingdui"
• ZHU Zhangyi, ZHANG Qing, and WANG Fang, "The Jinsha Site: An Introduction"
• SUN Hua, "The Zhuwajie Bronzes"
• Alain THOTE, "Lacquer Craftsmanship in the Qin and Chu Kingdoms: Two Contrasting Traditions (Late 4th to Late 3rd Century BC)"
• Michael NYLAN, "Ordinary Mysteries: Interpreting the Archaeological Record of Han Sichuan"
• Susan N. ERICKSON, "Eastern Han Dynasty Cliff Tombs of Santai Xian, Sichuan Province"
Reviews
• Mark ALDENDERFER: "Book review: Antiquities of Northern Tibet: Pre-Buddhist Archaeological Discoveries on the High, and Antiquities of Upper Tibet: Pre-Buddhist Archaeological Sites on the High Plateau" by John Vincent Belleza
• Shing Müller: "Book review: Das Grab des Bin Wang. Wandmalereien der Östlichen Han-Zeit in China" by Susanne Greiff and Shenping Yin
• Fumiko Ikawa-Smith: "Book review: Radiocarbon Chronology of the Stone Age of Northeast Asia" by Yaroslav V. Kuzmin, ed.
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JEAA
VOL. 6, NO. 1-4 (forthcoming)
Special
Thematic Issue: Recent Advances in the Archaeology of Viet Nam
• HA
Van Tan, "A Century of Archaeology in Viet Nam"
• NGUYEN Trung Do, "Archaeological Patterns of Circular
Earthworks at Binh Phuoc"
• BUI Vinh, "The Earliest Centers of Pottery Production
in Viet Nam"
• HO Xuan Tinh, "Twenty-five years of Research into
the Sa Huynh Culture in Quang Nam Province"
• LAM Thi My Dung, "On the 'Pre-Sahuynhian' of the Center
of Central Viet Nam"
• DIEP Dinh Hoa, "Dông Son Drums in Binh Dinh Province
and a Discussion of State Formation in Viet Nam in the First Millennium
BC"
• BUI Van Liem, "A half-century of discovery and research
on boat-coffins in Viet Nam"
• VU Kim Loc, "Early Jewelry Production in Champa"
• VUONG Thu Hong, "A Study of Semi-Precious Beads from
Dong Thap Muoi, Long An Province"
• TRAN Ba Viet, "Construction Techniques of Champa Towers
in Central Viet Nam and related Restoration Problems"
• DAO Linh Con and BUI Xuan Long, "Architectural Typology
in Oc Eo and late Oc Eo Culture as seen at the site of Go Thap
(Dong Thap province)"
• LE Thi Lien, "The Go Thap site and Related Problems
concerning the Oc Eo Culture"
•
NGUYEN Tien Dong, "The Discovery of the Cat Tien Complex
(AD 8th Century) in Lam Dong Province, southern Viet Nam"
• DAO Quy Canh, "The Question of Agriculture in the
Hoabinhian Culture in Vietnam"
• NGUYEN Kim Thuy, ""
• PHAM Minh Huyen, "Metal Age in the Ma River Area"
• YAMAGATA Mariko, "Transition from Sa Huynh to Linyi
(Champa): with special reference to the Thu Bon River Valley"
•
YOJI Aoyagi, "Excavation of the Go Sanh Kiln Complex - Champa
Ceramics in the History of the Maritime Route of the Silk Road"
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