Titlebook: Water Civilization; From Yangtze to Khme Yoshinori Yasuda Book 2013 Springer Japan 2013 Environmental archaeology.Hightechnological approac

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Palaeoenvironment of the Areas Surrounding the Angkor Thom Moat Inferred from Entomological Analysist rice cultivation had existed in the areas surrounding the Angkor Thom moat. Furthermore, coprophagous insects such as . sp. and . sp. also were detected among the fossils, suggestive of pollution of the surrounding environment by human and animal wastes.

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Reconstruction of an 8,000-year Environmental History on Pollen Records from Lake Buyan, Central Balcharacter dominates, in concomitant with lower input of minerogenic material and suggests drier episodes. Regional comparison indicates that human-induced vegetation destruction is insignificant in Bali, except that cultivation activities might have been manifested in the recent 3,000 years, and the

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The Great East Asian Fertile Trianglepeoples of the Yangtze River Civilization had fled to Yunnan and Guizhou Provinces and created new settlements in the mountainous regions by developing a new technology for rice cultivation—the terraced rice paddies. This became the Secondary Rice-Cultivating Piscatory Civilization Center. It was du

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Survey and Excavation of Phum Snay in 2007–2010m Snay area around the third century BC. During the second and third phases, people with “customary teeth pointing” on four incisors in both the upper and lower jaws occupied the area. They had rich bronze materials, iron weapons, and comb-patterned pottery vessels. Also, they likely used ritualisti

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Phum Snay and Its Significance in World Historyclimate abruptly began to ameliorate from 250 BC to 240 AD, when these new world-order civilizations began to flourish. Phum Snay is one of the representative prosperous cities of the new world-ordered civilizations that developed in the peripheral regions of the Han Dynasty, such as Dian Queendom i

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Palaeoenvironment of the Areas Surrounding the Angkor Thom Moat Inferred from Entomological Analysist rice cultivation had existed in the areas surrounding the Angkor Thom moat. Furthermore, coprophagous insects such as . sp. and . sp. also were detected among the fossils, suggestive of pollution of the surrounding environment by human and animal wastes.

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The Great East Asian Fertile Trianglepeoples of the Yangtze River Civilization had fled to Yunnan and Guizhou Provinces and created new settlements in the mountainous regions by developing a new technology for rice cultivation—the terraced rice paddies. This became the Secondary Rice-Cultivating Piscatory Civilization Center. It was du

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Book 2013etal remains, reveals a close relationship to southern China, indicating the migration of people from southern China to Southeast Asia. This publication is an important contribution to understanding the environmental history of China and Cambodia in relation to the rise and fall of the rice-cultivat