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  Año 2011, Número Extraordinario 4. Dedicado a: The origins of agriculture: new data, new ideas

  • The origins of agriculture. new data, new ideas.: Wenner-Gren Symposium supplement 4

    Leslie C. Aiello

    págs. 161-174

    

  • Climatic fluctuations and early farming on West and East Asia

    Ofer Bar-Yosef

    págs. 175-193

    

  • Neolithization processes in the Levant: the outer envelope

    A. Nigel Goring-Morris, Anna Belfer-Cohen

    págs. 195-208

    

  • Becoming farmers: the inside story

    Anna Belfer-Cohen, A. Nigel Goring-Morris

    págs. 209-220

    

  • The origins of agriculture in the Near East

    Melinda A. Zeder

    págs. 221-235

    

  • The Neolithic Southwest Asian founder crops: their biology and archaeobotany

    Ehud Weiss, Daniel Zohary

    págs. 237-254

    

  • The early process of mammal domestication in the Near East: new evidence from the Pre-Neolithic and Pre-Pottery Neolithic in Cyprus

    Jean Denis Vigne, Isabelle Carrère, François Briois, Jean Guilaine

    págs. 255-271

    

  • The beginnings of agriculture in China: a multiregional view

    Ehud Weiss, Daniel Zohary

    págs. 273-306

    

  • The transition from foraging to farming in Prehistoric Korea

    Gyoung-Ah Lee

    págs. 307-329

    

  • Advances in understanding early agriculture in Japan

    Gary Crawford

    págs. 331-345

    

  • Westward Ho! The spread of agriculture from Central Europe to the Atlantic

    Peter Rowley-Conwy

    págs. 341-451

    

  • Finding plant domestication in the Indian subcontinent

    Dorian Q. Fuller

    págs. 347-362

    

  • Holocen population history in the Pacific region as a model for worldwide food producer dispersals

    Peter Bellwood

    págs. 363-378

    

  • Early agriculture and plant domestication in New Guinea and Island Southeast Asia

    Tim Denham

    págs. 379-395

    

  • Domestication processes and morphological change. Through the Lens of the donkey African pastoralism

    Fiona Marshall, Lior Weissbrod

    págs. 397-413

    

  • Archeological evidence on the Westward expansion of farming communities from Eastern Anatolia to the Aegean and the Balkans

    Mehmet Özdogan

    págs. 415-430

    

  • The origins of plant cultivation and domestication in the New World Tropics: patterns, process, and new developments

    Dolores R. Piperno

    págs. 453-470

    

  • The cultural context of plant domestication in Eastern North America

    Bruce D. Smith

    págs. 471-484

    

  • Genetics and domestication. Important questions for new answers

    Greger Larson

    págs. 485-495

    

  • The agricultural demographic transition during and after the agriculture inventions

    Jean-Pierre Bocquet-Appel

    págs. 497-510