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Journal of East Asian Archaeology
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The Journal of East Asian Archaeology publishes peer-reviewed, original scholarship, in English, on all aspects of East Asian archaeology. “East Asia” is here broadly defined as including China, Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Mongolia, Siberia, and the adjacent regions of Central Asia. This is the first journal explicitly devoted to the archaeology of this larger geographical area; our hope is that the broad geographic focus will encourage a wider view of archaeology in East Asia than is possible with the single-country or single-area orientation characteristic of most current publications in our field.
The Journal of East Asian Archaeology is published by Brill Academic Publishers of Leiden, The Netherlands, with the cooperation of the Society for East Asian Archaeology. The editors are Lothar von Falkenhausen (University of California, Los Angeles) and Robert E. Murowchick (ICEAACH, Boston University), with editorial responsibilities being carried out through the International Center for East Asian Archaeology and Cultural History. JEAA is an international scholarly journal, primarily directed at academics and students, with its contents aimed at being of immediate relevance to practitioners in various subfields of East Asian Studies.
Articles printed in JEAA appear with Chinese, Japanese, or Korean characters accompanying romanizations. Yet it is also an explicit intention of the journal to reach out beyond the East Asian Studies community. JEAA intends to help archaeologists and anthropologists working in areas other than East Asia to become better informed about the significant contributions of East Asian archaeology to the discipline as a whole. In other words, the journal is to heighten the visibility of our field, as well as emphasize its importance on a global level. To do so is essential if the study of East Asian archaeology in Western countries is to continue on its current ascendant trajectory, and in order to draw more first-rate talent into our field. JEAA publishes hands-on archaeological reports, contributions to archaeological synthesis, specialized studies on archaeological finds from East Asia, treatments of the history of archaeological research in East Asia, as well as articles on comparative and methodological issues that incorporate materials from East Asia to a significant extent. Work of an interdisciplinary focus is particularly encouraged. JEAA may also publish reviews, review articles, bibliographic surveys, and other research aids such as translations of important works already published in languages other than English. It may also include interim reports on the progress of field projects. It hopes, furthermore, to stimulate discussion in the field through columns, correspondence, forum sections and thematically-focused issues.
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Vol. 1, 1-4 • Festschrift in Honor of K.C. Chang
- Editors' Preface
- Murowchick, Robert: Bibliography of Works by Kwang-Chih Chang. pp 1-42.
- Trigger, Bruce G.: Shang Political Organization: A Comparative Approach. pp 43-62.
- McIntosh, Roderick J.: Clustered Cities and Alternative Courses to Authority in Prehistory. pp 63-86.
- Lamberg-Karlovsky, C.C.: The Indus Civilization: The Case for Caste Formation. pp 87-113.
- Willey, Gordon R.: Maya Settlement and its Socio-Political Dimension. pp 115-130.
- Yan Wenming 嚴文明: Neolithic Settlement in China: Latest Finds and Research. pp 131-147.
- Zhang Zhongpei 張忠培: Hollow-Footed Tripodal Pottery Vessels from the Yellow River Basin. pp 149-193.
- Zou Heng 鄒衡: The Yanshi Shang City: A Secondary Capital of the Early Shang. pp 195-205.
- Keightley, David N.: Theology and the Writing of History: Truth and Ancestors in the Wu Ding Divination Records. pp 207-230.
- Wang Ming-ke 王明珂: Western Zhou Remembering and Forgetting pp 231-250.
- Li Boqian 李伯謙: The Sumptuary System Governing Western Zhou Rulers' Cemeteries, Viewed from a Jin Rulers' Cemetery. pp 251-276.
- Pearson, Richard: Regional Settlements in Okinawa: The Yokatsu Peninsula and its Offliers. pp 277-323.
- Sasak Ken'ichi 佐々木憲一: A History of Settlement Archaeology Japan. pp 325-352.
- Pai Hyung Il: Japanese Anthropology and the Discovery of prehistoric 'Korea'. pp 353-382.
Vol. 2: 1-2 • Festschrift in Honor of K.C. Chang
- Olson, John W.: China's Earliest Inhabitants. pp 1-7.
- Leng Jian 冷健 / Shannon, Charles L.: Rethinking Early Paleolithic Typologies in China and India. pp 9-35.
- Tang Chung 鄧聰: The Upper Palaeolithic of North China: The Xiachuan Culture. pp 37-49.
- Zhang Senshui (Chang Senshuei) 張森水: The Epipaleolithic in China. pp 51-66.
- Fung, Christopher: The Drinks are on us: Ritual, Social Status, and Practice in Dawenkou Burials, North China. pp 67-92.
- Underhill, Anne P.: An Analysis of Mortuary Ritual at the Dawenkou Site, Shandong, China. pp 93-127.
- Liu Li 劉莉: Ancestor Worship: An Archaeological Investigation of Ritual Activities in Neolithic North China. pp 129-164.
- Teng Shu-p'ing 鄧淑蘋: The Original Significance of Bi Disks: Insights Based on Lingzhu Jade Bi with Incised Symbolic Motifs. pp 165-194.
- Shao Wangping: 劭望平 The Longshan Period and Incipient Chinese Civilisation. pp 195-226.
- Ch'en Fang-Mei 陳芳妹: Some Thoughts on the Dating of Late Shang Bronze Weaponry. pp 227-250.
- Zhang Changshou 張镸壽: A Comparative Study of the Ding Bronze Vessels from Xin'gan. pp 251-272.
- Solheim, Wilhelm G., II: Taiwan, Coastal South China and Northern Viet Nam and the Nusantao Maritime Trading Network. pp 273-284.
- Kress, Jonathan H.: The Malacoarchaeology of Palawan Island. pp 285-328.
- O'Donoghue, Diane M.: Critical Distance: Replacing the Practice of Chinese Art History. pp 329-342.
- Evasdottir, Erika E.S.: Rereading 'Rethinking Archaeology': What the Present can learn from the Past. pp 343-362.
- Wang Aihe 王爱和: Antiquity, Modernity, and Social Theory. S.363-381.
Vol. 2: 3-4 • Special Thematic Issue:
Clashes of Iron: Armor, Weaponry, and Warfare in Early East Asian States
- Dien, Albert E.: A Brief Survey of Defensive Armor Across Asia. pp 1-22.
- Dien, Albert E.: Armor in China before Tang Dynasty. pp 23-59.
- Barnes, Gina L.: Archaeological Armor in Korea and Japan: Styles, Technology, and Social Settings. pp 61-95.
- Fujio Shin'ichiro 藤尾慎一郎: The Relationship between Kaya and Silla and Western Japan in Terms of Iron Production from the First Century BC to the Sixth Century AD. pp 96-103.
- Yoshimura Kazuaki 吉村和昭: Iron Armor and Weapons in Protohistoric Japan. pp 104-111.
- Shin Kyung Cheol: 申敬徹: Relations between Kaya and Wa in the Third to Fourth Centuries AD. S.112-121.
- Yang Hong 杨泓: Lamallar Armor and Horse Bardings in Yamato and Koguryŏ and Their Connections with China. pp 123-137.
- Kang Bong Won 姜奉遠: A Test of Increasing Warfare in the Samguk sagi against Archaeological Remains in Yŏngnam, South Korea. pp 139-197.
- Wagner, Donald B.: Chinese Monumental Iron Castings. pp 199-224.
Vol. 3: 1-2 • Festschrift in Honor of K.C. Chang
- Editors' Preface. pp. 1-3
- Chang Kwang-chih 張光直: Reflections on Chinese Archaeology in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century. pp 5-14.
- Tsang Cheng-hwa 臧振華: Maritime Adaptions in Prehistoric Southeast China: Implications for the Problem of Austronesian Expansion. pp 15-46.
- Li Kuang-ti 李匡惕: Prehistoric Marine Fishing Adaption in Southern Taiwan. pp 47-74.
- Peters, Heather A.: Ethnicity along China's Southwestern Frontier. pp 75-102.
- Lee Yun Kuen 李潤權: Status, Symbol, and Meaning in the Dian Culture. pp 103-131.
- Murowchick, Robert E.: The political and ritual Significance of Bronze Production and Use in ancient Yunnan. pp 133-192.
- Falkenhausen, Lothar von: The Use and Significance of Ritual Bronzes in the Lingnan Region during the Eastern Zhou Period. pp 193-236.
- Wu Hung 巫鴻: Rethinking Warring States Cities: An Historical and Methodological Proposal. pp 237-257.
- Xu Pingfang 涂蘋芳: The Archaeology of the Great Wall of the Qin and Han Dynasty. pp 259-281.
- Yates, Robin D.S.: Slavery in Early China: A Socio-cultural Approach. pp 283-331.
- Su Bai 宿白: Notes on the Visit to the Hōryūji Temple in Nara, Japan. pp 333-347.
- Murowchick, Robert E./ Chen Xingcan: Bibliography of Works by Kwang-chih Chang: Supplementary Listing. pp 349-371.
Vol. 3: 3-4
Special Section: Mortuary Analysis in East Asian Archaeology
- Allard, Francis / Shelach, Gideon: Guest Editors' Preface to the Special Section.
- Allard, Francis: Mortuary Ceramics and Social Organization in the Dawenkou and Majiayao Cultures. pp 1-22.
- Flad, Rowan: Ritual or Structure? Analysis of Burial Elaboration at Dadianzi, Inner Mongolia. pp 23-51.
- Shelach, Gideon: Apples and Oranges? A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Burial Data from Northeast China. pp 53-90.
- Falkenhausen, Lothar von: Shangma: Demography and Social Differantiation in a Late Bronze Age Community in North China. pp 91-172.
- Mizoguchi Kōji : Time and genealogical Consciousness in Mortuary Practices of the Yayoi Period, Japan. pp 173- 198.
- Horlyck, Charlotte: Tracking Chronological Change in Korean Burials of the Koryō Period. pp 199-218.
- Drennan, Robert D.: Tales from the Crypt: Learning fromMortuary Evidence in Archaeology. pp 219-225.
Article
- Kuzmin, Yaroslav V.: Radiocarbon Chronology of Paleolithic and Neolithic Cultural Complexes from the Russian Far East. pp 227-254.
Book Review
- Habu, Junko: Mark J. Hudson's Ruins of Identity: Ethnogenesis in the Japanese Islands. pp. 255-258.
Vol. 4, 1-4 (2002)
- Yuan Jing 袁靖 / Liang Zhonghe 中合 / Wu Jun 烏雲賈 / Jia Xiaobing 笑冰: Shell Mounds in the Jiaodong Peninsula: A Study in Environmental Archaeology. pp 1-26.
- Tong Enzheng 童恩正: Magicans, Magic, and Shamanism in Ancient China. pp 27-74.
- Peng Bangben 膨邦本: In Search of the Shu Kigdom: Ancient Legends and New Archaeological Discoveries in Sichuan. pp 75-100.
- Loveday, Helen: Diversity in Eastern Zhou Bronze Casting: A Look at a Group of Openwork Vessels. pp 101-142.
- Kern, Martin: Methodological Reflections on the Analysis of Textual Variants and the Modes of Manuscript Production in Early China. pp 143-182.
- Dien, Albert E.: The Inventory List of Tomb 86TAM386 at Astana, Turfan. pp 183-200.
- Brown, Miranda: Did the Early Chinese Preserve Corpses? A Reconsideration of Elite Conceptions of Death. pp 201-224.
- Steinhardt, Nancy Shatzman: Changchuan Tomb No. 1 and Its North Asian Context. pp 225-292.
- Yi Seonbok 이선복: "Thunder-axes" and the Traditional View of Stone Tools in Korea. pp 293-306.
- Rollett, Barry V./ Jiao Tianlong 焦天龍 / Lin Gongwu 林公務: Early Seafaring in the Taiwan Strait and the Searching for Austronesian Origins. pp 307-319.
Special Section: the Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronolgy Project
- Li Xueqin 李學勤: The Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project: Methodology and Results. pp 321-334.
- Zhang Changshou 張長壽: The Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project: Excavations of the Proto-Zhou Culture in Fengxi, Shaanxi. pp 335-346.
- Zhang Peiyu 張培瑜: Determining Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology through Astronomical Records in Historical Texts. pp 347-358.
- Nivison, David S.: The Xia-Shang-Zhou Chronology Project: Two Approaches to Dating. pp 359-366.
- Shao Dongfang 邵東方: Controversy over the "Modern Text" Bamboo Annals and Its Relation to three Dynasties Chronology. pp 367-374.
- Lee Yun Kuen 李潤權: Differential Resolution in History and Archaeology. pp 375-386.
Reviews
- Aikens, C. Melvin: Book review: Junko Habu's Subsistence-Settlement systems and Intersite Variability in the Moroiso Phase of the Early Jomon Period of Japan. pp 387-389.
- Chiou-Peng Tzehuey: Book review: Ancient Sichuan: Treasures from a Lost civilization, edited by Robert Bagley. pp 391-400.
- Shelach, Gideon: Book review: The bronze Age and Early Iron Age Peoples of Eastern Central Asia, edited by Victor H. Mair. pp 401-406.
- Stark, Miriam: Book review: Anna Källén and Anna Karlström's Lao Pako: A Late Prehistorc Site on the Nâm Ngum River in Laos. pp 407-408.
- Underhill, Anne P. / Fang Hui: Book review: Enduring Art of Jade Age China. Chinese Jades of Late Neolithic Throug Han Periods. Volume I and II, edited by Elizabeth Childs-Johnson. pp 409-413.
Vol. 5, 1-4 (2003)
- Li Yung-ti 李永迪: On the Function of Cowries in Shang and Western Zhou China, pp. 1-26
- Müller, Shing: Chin-Straps of the Early Northern Wei: New Perspectives on the Trans-Asiatic Diffusion of Funerary Practices, pp. 27-71
- McCallum, Donald F.: Review Article: The Emergence of Japanese Kingship, by Joan R. Piggott
- Special Section: Art and Archaeology of the Sichuan Basin
- Xu Jay 許杰: Guest Editor's Preface, pp. 101-108.
- Wang Yi 王毅: Prehistoric Walled Settlements in the Chengdu Plain, pp. 109-148
- Xu Jay 許杰: Defining the Archaeological Cultures at the Sanxingdui Site, pp. 149-190
- von Falkenhausen, Lothar: The External Connections of Sanxingdui, pp. 191-245
- Zhu Zhangyi 朱章義, Zhang Qing 張擎, and Wang Fang 王方: The Jinsha Site: An Introduction, pp. 247-276
- Sun Hua 孫華: The Zhuwajie Bronzes, pp. 277-336
- Thote, Alain: Lacquer Craftsmanship in the Qin and Chu Kingdoms: Two Contrasting Traditions (Late 4th to Late 3rd Century BC), pp. 337-374
- Nylan, Michael: Ordinary Mysteries: Interpreting the Archaeological Record of Han Sichuan, pp. 375-400
- Erickson, Susan N.: Eastern Han Dynasty Cliff Tombs of Santai Xian, Sichuan Province, pp. 401-469
Reviews
- Aldenderfer, Mark: Book review: Antiquities of Northern Tibet: Pre-Buddhist Archaeological Discoveries on the High, and Antiquities of Upper Tibet: Pre-Buddhist Archaeological Sites on the High Plateau" by John Vincent Belleza, pp. 471-478
- Müller, Shing: Book review: Das Grab des Bin Wang. Wandmalereien der Östlichen Han-Zeit in China by Susanne Greiff and Shenping Yin, pp. 479-482
- Ikawa-Smith, Fumiko: Book review: Radiocarbon Chronology of the Stone Age of Northeast Asia by Yaroslav V. Kuzmin (ed.), pp. 483-485