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Middle-Upper Yellow River Middle Neolithic

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Barton, Loukas WilliamEarly food production in China's western Loess Plateau2015
Gao, QiangA biological perspective on Yangshao kinship1993
Lee, Yun KuenTradition Summary2020
Lee, Yun KuenTribal segmentation and spatial variability2015
Lee, Yun KuenCentripetal settlement and segmentary social formation of the Banpo tradition2007
Li, XinweiThe later Neolithic Period in the central Yellow River Valley area, c.4000-3000 BC2013
Liu, LiAncestor worship2000
Liu, LiEmergence of social inequality2012
Ma, X.Emergent social complexity in the Yangshao culture2005
Pechenkina, Ekaterina A. (Ekaterina Alexandrovna)Diet and health changes at the end of the Chinese neolithic2002
Peterson, Christian E.The evolution of early Yangshao Period village organization in the middle reaches of northern China's Yellow River valley2010
Zhang, Zhong-PeiThe social structure reflected in the Yuanjunmiao cemetery1985
Zhang, Zhong-PeiThe Yangshao period2005

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