Past human migrations in East Asia: matching archaeology, linguitics and genetics / ed. by A.Sanchez-Mazas. - London; New Yrok: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2012. - xxxii, 456 p.: ill. - (Routledge studies in the early history of Asia; 5). – ISBN 978-0-415-54188-6  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

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List of plates ............................................ viii List of figures ............................................. ix List of maps ............................................... xii List of tables ............................................ xiii List of contributors ........................................ xv Obituaries ................................................ xxiv Preface ................................................. xxviii Acknowledgements ........................................... xxx List of abbreviations ..................................... xxxi Introduction ................................................. 1 Methodological issues: linking genetic, linguistic and archaeological evidence ...................................... 3 ROGER BLENCH, MALCOLM ROSS, AND ALICIA SANCHEZ-MAZAS PART 1 Archaeology and prehistory ............................. 21 1 Austronesian cultural origins: out of Taiwan, via the Batanes Islands, and onwards to Western Polynesia ........... 23 PETER BELLWOOD AND EUSEBIO DIZON 2 Evidence for a late onset of agriculture in the Lower Yangtze region and challenges for an archaeobotany of rice .. 40 DORIAN Q. FULLER, LING QIN AND EMMA HARVEY 3 Livestock in ancient China: an archaeozoological perspective ................................................. 84 JING YUAN, HAN JIAN-LIN. AND ROGER BLENCH 4 Stratification in the peopling of China: how far does the linguistic evidence match genetics and archaeology? ........ 105 ROGER BLENCH 5 The expansion of Setaria farmers in East Asia: a linguistic and archaeological model ...................... 133 LAURENT SAGART PART II Linguistics .......................................... 159 6 The integrity of the Austronesian language family: from Taiwan to Oceania .......................................... 161 MALCOLM ROSS 7 The Formosan language family ............................... 182 ILIA PEIROS 8 Time perspective of Formosan Aborigines .................... 211 PAUL JEN-KUEI LI 9 To which language family does Chinese belong, or what's in a name? ................................................. 219 GEORGE VAN DRIEM 10 Altaic loans in Old Chinese ................................ 254 SERGEI A. STAROSTIN, WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ILIA PEIROS 11 Comparing Japanese and Korean .............................. 263 ROY ANDREW MILLER 12 The speed of language change, typology and history: languages, speakers and demography in North-East India ..... 287 FRANÇOIS JACQUESSON 13 The GM genetic polymorphism in Taiwan aborigines: new data revealing remarkable differentiation patterns ......... 313 ALICIA SANCHEZ-MAZAS, LUDMILLA OSIPOVA, JEAN-MICHEL DUGOUJON, LAURENT SAGART, AND ESTELLA S. POLONI 14 Maternal lineage ancestry of Taiwan Aborigines shared with the Polynesians ....................................... 334 JEAN A. TREJAUT, TOOMAS KIVISILD, JUN HUN LOO, CHIEN LIANG LEE, CHUN LIN HE, CHEN CHUNG CHU, HUI LIN LEE, AND MARIE LIN 15 Mitochondrial DNA diversity of Tao-Yami and Batan islanders: relationships with other Taiwanese aborigines ... 349 JUN HUN LOO, JEAN TREJAUT, CHEN-CHUNG CHU, AND MARIE LIN 16 A genetic perspective on the origins and dispersal of the Austronesians: mitochondrial DNA variation from Madagascar to Easter Island ................................ 356 ERIKA HAGELBERG, MURRAY COX, WULF SCHIEFENHÖVEL, AND IAN FRAME 17 A DNA signature for the expansion of irrigation in Bali? ... 376 J. STEPHEN LANSING, TATIANA M. KARAFET, JOHN SCHOENFELDER, AND MICHAEL F. HAMMER 18 The effect of history and life-style on genetic structure of North Asian populations ................................. 395 TATIANA M. KARAFET, LUDMILA P. OSIPOVA, AND MICHAEL F. HAMMER 19 Y-chromosome phylogeography in Asia: inferring haplogroup origins and polarity of haplogroup dispersion .............. 416 PETER A. UNDERHILL 20 Understanding yak pastoralism in Central Asian Highlands: mitochondrial DNA evidence for origin, domestication and dispersal of domestic yak .................................. 427 XUE-BIN QI, HAN JIANLIN, ROGER BLENCH, J. EDWARD О. REGE, AND OLIVIER HANOTTE Index ......................................................... 443