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| Type | Year | Authors | Title | Source | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Journal Article | 2024 | Gaffney, Dylan | Human dispersal and plant processing in the Pacific 55 000–50 000 years ago | Antiquity | [Gaffney, 2024 #37566] |
| Journal Article | 1991 | Dentan, Robert Knox | Potential food sources for foragers in Malaysian rainforest: sago, yams, and lots of little things | Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde | [Dentan, 1991 #26609] |
| Journal Article | 2018 | Guedes, Jade D'Alpoim | Did foragers adopt farming? A perspective from the margins of the Tibetan Plateau | Quaternary International | [Guedes, 2018 #26738] |
| Journal Article | 2016 | Rabett, R. | Tropical limestone forest resilience and late Pleistocene foraging during MIS-2 in the Tràng An massif, Vietnam | Quaternary International | [Rabett, 2016 #27020] |
| Book Section | 2005 | Puri, Rajindra K. | Postabandonment ecology of Penan forest camps: anthropological and ethnobotanical approaches to the history of a rain-forested valley in East Kalimantan | Conserving nature in culture: case studies from Southeast Asia | [Puri, 2005 #22598] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2013 | Barton, Huw | Late Pleistocene foragers, <i>c</i>. 35,000-11,500 years ago | Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak | [Barton, 2013 #25483] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2013 | Barker, Graeme | The Niah Caves, the 'human revolution', and foraging/farming transitions in island Southeast Asia | Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak | [Barker, 2013 #25479] |
| Journal Article | 2013 | Barker, Graeme | Foraging-farming transitions in island Southeast Asia | Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory | [Barker, 2013 #28283] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2002 | Bellwood, Peter | Farmers, foragers, languages, genes: the genesis of agricultural societies | Examining the farming/language dispersal hypothesis | [Bellwood, 2002 #25946] |
| Journal Article | 2005 | Barker, Graeme | The archaeology of foraging and farming at Niah Cave, Sarawak | Asian Perspectives (2005) | [Barker, 2005 #30563] |
| Journal Article | 2005 | Barton, Huw | The case for rainforest foragers: the starch record at Niah Cave, Sarawak | Asian Perspectives (2005) | [Barton, 2005 #30565] |
| Journal Article | 2002 | Nagaoka, Lisa | The effects of resource depression on foraging efficiency, diet breadth, and patch use in southern New Zealand | Journal of Anthropological Archaeology | [Nagaoka, 2002 #32513] |
| Journal Article | 1991 | Bahuchet, Serge | Wild yams revisited: is independence from agriculture possible for rain forest hunter-gatherers | Human Ecology | [Bahuchet, 1991 #34801] |
| Journal Article | 1989 | Bailey, Robert C. | Hunting and gathering in tropical rain forest? Is it possible? | American Anthropologist | [Bailey, 1989 #34800] |
| Journal Article | 1991 | Bailey, Robert C. | The tropical rain forest: is it a productive environment for human foragers? | Human Ecology | [Bailey, 1991 #34799] |
| Journal Article | 1991 | Colinvaux, Paul A. | The rain-forest ecosystem as a resource for hunting and gathering | American Anthropologist | [Colinvaux, 1991 #34750] |
| Journal Article | 1987 | Headland, Thomas N. | The wild yam question: how well could independent hunter-gatherers live in a tropical rain forest ecosystem | Human Ecology | [Headland, 1987 #34675] |
| Book Section | 1994 | King, Francis B. | Interpreting wild plant foods in the archaeological record | Eating on the wild side: the pharmacologic, ecologic, and social implications of using noncultigens | [King, 1994 #24706] |
| Book Section in a Series | 1989 | Kajale, M. D. | Mesolithic exploitation of wild plants in Sri Lanka: archaeobotanical study at the cave site of Beli-Lena | Foraging and farming: the evolution of plant exploitation | [Kajale, 1989 #26289] |
| Book Section in a Series | 1989 | Smith, M. A. | Seed gathering in inland Australia: current evidence from seed-grinders on the antiquity of the ethnohistorical pattern of exploitation | Foraging and farming: the evolution of plant exploitation | [Smith, 1989 #26287] |