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Re-visiting the correlation between movement of Chinese millet and painted pottery before the 2nd millennium BC

An, TingUniversity of Cambridge2018

… re-examined pre-2nd millennium BC charred millet grains and millet impressions by conducting two case studies. In particular, my review of pre-2nd millennium BC millet evidence from Europe contributes to a comprehensive record of early millet findings from Europe. Also, my simulation exercise of …

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