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Book Section 2025 Dal Martello, Rita Conclusions People and Plants in Ancient Southwest China: 3,000 Years of Agriculture in Yunnan from the First Villages to the Han Conquest [Dal 2025 #37783]
Book Section 2025 Dal Martello, Rita A Story of Outside Influence and Local Adaptation People and Plants in Ancient Southwest China: 3,000 Years of Agriculture in Yunnan from the First Villages to the Han Conquest [Dal 2025 #37782]
Book Section 2025 Dal Martello, Rita Local Perspectives: Archaeobotanical Studies in Yunnan People and Plants in Ancient Southwest China: 3,000 Years of Agriculture in Yunnan from the First Villages to the Han Conquest [Dal 2025 #37781]
Book Section 2025 Dal Martello, Rita Origins and Spread of Agriculture in China People and Plants in Ancient Southwest China: 3,000 Years of Agriculture in Yunnan from the First Villages to the Han Conquest [Dal 2025 #37779]
Book Section 2025 Dal Martello, Rita Studying Humans‑Plants Interactions: Methods in Archaeobotany People and Plants in Ancient Southwest China: 3,000 Years of Agriculture in Yunnan from the First Villages to the Han Conquest [Dal 2025 #37777]
Book 2025 Dal Martello, Rita People and Plants in Ancient Southwest China: 3,000 Years of Agriculture in Yunnan from the First Villages to the Han Conquest [Dal 2025 #37776]
Journal Article 2020 Cobo Castillo, Cristina The Khmer did not live by rice alone: Archaeobotanical investigations at Angkor Wat and Ta Prohm Archaeological Research in Asia [Cobo 2020 #37683]
Book in a Series 2013 Bellwood, Peter 4000 Years of Migration and Cultural Exchange: The Archaeology of the Batanes Islands, Northern Philippines [Bellwood, 2013 #37656]
Journal Article 2020 Huebert, Jennifer M. Anthropogenic forests, arboriculture, and niche construction in the Marquesas Islands (Polynesia) Journal of Anthropological Archaeology [Huebert, 2020 #37607]
Journal Article 2021 Tang, Li The transition to a barley-dominant cultivation system in Tibet: First millennium BC archaeobotanical evidence from Bangga Journal of Anthropological Archaeology [Tang, 2021 #37605]
Journal Article 2018 Yang, Shixiong Pollen morphology of selected crop plants from southern China and testing pollen morphological data in an archaeobotanical study Vegetation History and Archaeobotany [Yang, 2018 #37527]
Journal Article 2020 Rahman, Mizanur New Research in Bangladesh Archaeobotany: Potential Issues and Future Scope Journal of Bengal Art [Rahman, 2020 #37514]
Journal Article 2019 Rahman, Mizanur Wari-Bateshwar and Vikrampura: Successful Case Studies in Archaeobotany, Bangladesh Indian Society for Prehistoric and Quaternary Studies [Rahman, 2019 #37511]
Journal Article 2016 Li, HaiMing Prehistoric agriculture development in the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, southwest China: Archaeobotanical evidence Science China Earth Sciences [Li, 2016 #37320]
Book Section 2022 Fuller, Dorian Q. A series of cereals: a global archaeology of domestication, cereal agriculture and staple foods Ancient Grains in Modern Soils [Fuller, 2022 #37259]
Journal Article 2023 Huang, Yunshi The early adoption of East Asian crops in West Asia: rice and broomcorn millet in northern Iran Antiquity [Huang, 2023 #37227]
Journal Article 2023 Wang, Weiwei Earliest curry in Southeast Asia and the global spice trade 2000 years ago Science Advance [Wang, 2023 #37216]
Journal Article 2023 Wang, Bingyan Patterns of spread and adoption of millet agriculture along the eastern rim of the Tibetan Plateau: archaeobotanical evidence from Houzidong, Southwest China (4200-400cal. BP) Archaeological Research in Asia [Wang, 2023 #37215]
Journal Article 2022 Barron, Aleese Identifying archaeological parenchyma in three dimensions: Diagnostic assessment of five important food plant species in the Indo-Pacific region Archaeology in Oceania [Barron, 2022 #37188]
Journal Article 2018 Castillo, Cristina Cobo Hunter-gatherer specialization in the late Neolithic of southern Vietnam – The case of Rach Nui Quaternary International [Castillo, 2018 #37149]
Book Section 2022 Fuller, Damien Q. Cereals of Southeast Asia The Oxford Handbook of Early Southeast Asia [Fuller, 2022 #37025]
Journal Article 2022 Dal Martello, Rita The origins of multi-cropping agriculture in Southwestern China: Archaeobotanical insights from third to first millennium B.C. Yunnan Asian Archaeology [Dal 2022 #37005]
Book Section in a Series 2020 Eusebio, Michelle S. State of organic residue analysis in Southeast Asia: plant biomolecules as archaeobotanical evidence Advancing Southeast Asian archaeology 2019: selected papers from the Third SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology, Bangkok, Thailand 2019 [Eusebio, 2020 #36952]
Journal Article 2020 Fuller, Dorian Q. Transitions in productivity: rice intensification from domestication to urbanisation Archaeology International [Fuller, 2020 #36923]
Journal Article 2015 Weisskopf, Alison Phytoliths and rice: from wet to dry and back again in the Neolithic Lower Yangtze Antiquity [Weisskopf, 2015 #36867]
Journal Article 2018 Silva, Fabio A tale of two rice varieties: modeling the prehistoric dispersals of  japonica  and proto-japonica rices Holocene [Silva, 2018 #36840]
Journal Article 2018 Kingwell-Banham, Eleanor Archaeobotanical investigations into Golbai Sasan and Gopalpur, two Neolithic-Chalcolithic settlements of Odisha Ancient Asia [Kingwell-Banham, 2018 #36837]
Book Section in a Series 2017 Fuller, Dorian Q. Charred pummelo peel, historical linguistics and other tree crops: approaches to framing the historical context of early  Citrus  cultivation in East, South and Southeast Asia The history and archaeology of the citrus fruit from the Far East to the Mediterranean: acclimatization, diversifications, uses [Fuller, 2017 #36834]
Journal Article 2004 Fuller, Dorian Early plant domestication in southern India: some preliminary archaeobotany results Vegetation History and Archaeobotany [Fuller, 2004 #36833]
Journal Article 2006 Fuller, Dorian Q. The archaeobotany of Indian pulses: identification, processing and evidence for cultivation Environmental Archaeology [Fuller, 2006 #36832]