Roger Blench:
Papers in South Asian Archaeology and
Prehistory
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(Conference preprint) The
world turned upside down: sago-palm processors in Northeast India and the
origins of Chinese civilisation. Pre-circulated paper for the
panel ‘The sub-Himalayan Corridor:
Just what is going on in North East India?’ |
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(Festschrift preprint) The
contribution of linguistics to understanding the foraging/farming transition
in NE India. Chapter for: 51 Years after Daojali Hading: Emerging perspectives in the
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2008. Musical
instruments of South Asian origin depicted on the reliefs at Angkor,
Cambodia. In: From Homo
Erectus to the living traditions. J-P. Pautreau et al. eds. 239-244.
Papers from the 11th EURASEAA meeting at Bougon, 25-29th
September 2006. Chiang Mai: |
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2008. Re-evaluating the linguistic
prehistory of South Asia. Presentation at the workshop: Landscape, demography and subsistence in
prehistoric Published
in; Toshiki Osada and Akinori Uesugi eds. Occasional Paper 3: Linguistics,
Archaeology and the Human Past. 159-178. |
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2003. The
movement of cultivated plants between Africa and India in prehistory. In: K. Neumann, A. Butler
& S. Kahlhaber (eds.) Food, fuel and fields: progress in African Archaeobotany.
273-292. Köln: Heinrich-Barth-Institut. |
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