@Book{1830427903,
author="Fang, Hui
and Underhill, Anne P.
and Feinman, Gary M.",
title="Development of complex societies in southeastern Shandong, China: settlement patterns from the Neolithic to the Han Period",
series="Yale University publications in anthropology 97",
year="2022",
publisher="Yale University Peabody Museum",
address="New Haven",
keywords="Excavations (Archaeology); China; Shandong Sheng; Land settlement patterns; Antiquities; Civilization; History; Shandong Sheng (China); China - Shandong Sheng",
contents="The survey region, prior investigations, and the research process -- The value of systematic, full-coverage regional survey -- Descriptions of major sites and collections -- Regional settlement patterns and the development of complex societies.",
abstract="``From 1995 to 2007, researchers from China and the United States conducted a systematic, full-coverage regional archaeological survey in southeastern Shandong Province, China, covering an area of more than 1,400 square kilometers. This pioneering multiyear international project transformed the archaeological understanding of regional settlement patterns from the Neolithic to the Han period in southeastern Shandong. As an update of the 2012 synthesis published in Chinese, this volume is the most detailed account of the project in English. The team discovered many new sites, including the earliest known Neolithic settlements in the area, and revealed distinctly different regional settlement patterns in the hinterlands of the two largest late Neolithic sites, Liangchengzhen and Yaowangcheng. The book includes field procedures, methods of analysis, and descriptions of major sites generously illustrated with maps as well as photographs of key artifacts and archaeological localities''--",
note="Hui Fang, Anne P. Underhill, Gary M. Feinman, Linda M. Nicholas, Fengshi Luan, and Haiguang Yu",
note="Bibliografie, Seite 307-322 und Index",
isbn="0913516333",
language="English"
}