To study prehistoric Fujian-Taiwan cultural relationship and other subjects,the Dongshan Damaoshan shell mound was excavated in November-December 2002.The objects unearthed include stone implements,jades,bone and shel...To study prehistoric Fujian-Taiwan cultural relationship and other subjects,the Dongshan Damaoshan shell mound was excavated in November-December 2002.The objects unearthed include stone implements,jades,bone and shell artifacts and pottery,as well as plentiful remains of terrestrial and marine vertebrates and marine shellfish.The excavation not only clarified the date,nature,cultural contents and economic formation of the site,but also provided a scale for comparative studies of cultures in the Fujian and Taiwan regions and for establishing the chronological sequence of Neolithic cultures in southern Fujian.展开更多
Based upon a comprehensive research on shell mounds of the Jiaodong Peninsula, the present paper studies the results of pollen analyses of the Wongjiabu site on the south coast of the Peninsula and the Geduiding and D...Based upon a comprehensive research on shell mounds of the Jiaodong Peninsula, the present paper studies the results of pollen analyses of the Wongjiabu site on the south coast of the Peninsula and the Geduiding and Dazhongiia sites on the north coast. The authors reconstruct the paleoclimate and paleovegetation of the area from the period of Qiujiazhuang I culture to the time of Zijingshan I culture. Taking into account achievements in field geological and geomorphological exploration, they discuss the influence of changes of natural environments upon the spatial limits of man's living activities, the mode of their production and the vanishing course of shell mounds. They also deal with the problem whether there existed gathering at that time.展开更多
文摘To study prehistoric Fujian-Taiwan cultural relationship and other subjects,the Dongshan Damaoshan shell mound was excavated in November-December 2002.The objects unearthed include stone implements,jades,bone and shell artifacts and pottery,as well as plentiful remains of terrestrial and marine vertebrates and marine shellfish.The excavation not only clarified the date,nature,cultural contents and economic formation of the site,but also provided a scale for comparative studies of cultures in the Fujian and Taiwan regions and for establishing the chronological sequence of Neolithic cultures in southern Fujian.
文摘Based upon a comprehensive research on shell mounds of the Jiaodong Peninsula, the present paper studies the results of pollen analyses of the Wongjiabu site on the south coast of the Peninsula and the Geduiding and Dazhongiia sites on the north coast. The authors reconstruct the paleoclimate and paleovegetation of the area from the period of Qiujiazhuang I culture to the time of Zijingshan I culture. Taking into account achievements in field geological and geomorphological exploration, they discuss the influence of changes of natural environments upon the spatial limits of man's living activities, the mode of their production and the vanishing course of shell mounds. They also deal with the problem whether there existed gathering at that time.
