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Acknowledgements Preface chapter 1. INTRODUCTION Archaeology of Korea - A Brief History Scope of the Monograph Korean Peninsula - Physical Geography chapter 2. THE EARLIEST INHABITANTS Pleistocene Environment Foundation and Development The Imjin Basin Handaxes An Early Palaeolithic? Upper Palaeolithic Sequence Towards the Holocene chapter 3. FROM FORAGERS TO FARMERS Neolithic in the Northeast Asian Context Legacy of Colonialism Neolithic Sequence Settlement Pattern Population and Burials Ecology, Subsistence and Diet Ending of the Era chapter 4. BRONZE DAGGERS AND DOLMEN BUILDERS Bronze Age in Two Koreas Time and Space - Bronze Age without Bronze? Daggers and Dolmens Chronology and Periodization Village and Community Evidence of Farming Burials and Social Stratification A Step Closer to History chapter 5. EMERGING PEER POLITIES Arrival of Iron Bronze Age Extended Changes in Culture Sphere Where Are They? A Theocratic Society? chapter 6. DAWN OF HISTORY Early Polities Buyeo, Eumnu, Okjeo and Lelang Early Baekje and Its Mahan Peers Jinhan and Byeonhan New Orders Emerging chapter 7. THREE KINGDOMS PERIOD AND AFTER Korean History - A Quick Overview Goguryeo Balhae Baekje Yeongsan River Basin before Baekje Gaya Silla before Unification Silla after Unification After Silla - Goryeo and Joseon SUMMARY AND PROSPECTS Suggested Readings Figure Sources |
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