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Indeed , for a better understanding of the early metals recovered within the present borders of China , it is helpful to separate the early Gansu finds from those found in the Central Plains of China . This is not just because the ...
Indeed , for a better understanding of the early metals recovered within the present borders of China , it is helpful to separate the early Gansu finds from those found in the Central Plains of China . This is not just because the ...
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The affiliation of the Tianshanbeilu painted pottery with the Siba and Qijia cultures further demonstrates that the eastern influence from Gansu - Qinghai had a predominant influence on the early development of painted pottery in ...
The affiliation of the Tianshanbeilu painted pottery with the Siba and Qijia cultures further demonstrates that the eastern influence from Gansu - Qinghai had a predominant influence on the early development of painted pottery in ...
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For example , the earliest remains of carbonised wheat found at the Donghuishan site in Minle , western Gansu , have been dated by C - 14 tests to 3000–2500 BC . Given the evidence that wheat was first domesticated in western Asia ...
For example , the earliest remains of carbonised wheat found at the Donghuishan site in Minle , western Gansu , have been dated by C - 14 tests to 3000–2500 BC . Given the evidence that wheat was first domesticated in western Asia ...
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