中国新石器时代至青铜时代生业研究/复旦科技考古文库
by 袁靖
In 'Research on Livelihoods from China's Neolithic to Bronze Age,' Yuan Jing delves into the economic and subsistence systems of ancient societies. Through meticulous archaeological analysis, the book uncovers how these communities adapted and thrived, forming the basis of early Chinese cultural evolution. A key resource in the Fudan Science and Technology Archaeology Series.
About This Book
This book, part of the Fudan Science and Technology Archaeology Series, examines the subsistence strategies and economic activities during China's Neolithic and Bronze Age periods.
Authored by Yuan Jing, it focuses on archaeological findings to reconstruct the ways ancient communities sustained themselves through agriculture, animal husbandry, and resource utilization.
The study highlights the evolution of these practices, offering a comprehensive analysis grounded in scientific archaeological methods.
Intended for researchers and students, it contributes to understanding the foundational developments of early Chinese civilization.
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