Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities No. 82. 100th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Yangshao Culture by Johan Gunnar Andersson.
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The National Museums of World Culture now release the Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities number 82: 100th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Yangshao Culture by Johan Gunnar Andersson (1874–1960)
2021 marks one hundred years since Johan Gunnar Andersson and his Chinese colleagues excavated a Neolithic settlement site in a small village called Yangshao in Henan Province. The excavation marks a beginning of archaeological fieldwork in China, scholarly communication over Eurasia in the field of archaeology, and the creation of a public institution for the management and display of East Asian material and visual culture in Sweden: The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities in Stockholm, now a part of National Museums of World Culture. To commemorate the centenary of the discovery of the Yangshao culture, we are publishing an anniversary volume of the bulletin.
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Table of Contents:
EVA MYRDAL. Editor’s Preface: 100th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Yangshao Culture by Johan Gunnar Andersson (1874–1960)
JAN ROMGARD. From Geosciences to Prehistory: J.G. Andersson’s Researches in China 1914–1924
CHEN YANTANG AND CHEN XI. From Sima Qian to Johan Gunnar Andersson: The Internal Logic and External Drive of the Birth of Chinese Archaeology
ROWAN FLAD ET AL. Preliminary Site Prospection Along the Tao River 2011–2013: Testing the Chinese Register of Archaeological Sites
JADA KO. Remembering Qijiaping, Forgetting Qijiaping: Archaeological Experience as Shared Heritage
CHENGHAO WEN. Huangniangniangtai: A Qijia Gateway Community in the Hexi Corridor
GUO ZHIWEI ET AL. New Archaeological Discoveries at the Majiayao Site in Lintao County, Gansu Province
ANKE HEIN ET AL. Investigating Prehistoric Pottery from the Gansu–Qinghai Region (Northwest China): from Andersson’s First Excavations to Contemporary Research
OLE STILBORG AND ANKE HEIN. A Tale of Two Wares: An Unusual Type of Late Neolithic Vessels from Gansu Province, China
JENNIFER KEUTE ET AL. Insights into Ceramic Use in Prehistoric Northwest China Obtained from Residue Analysis: A Pilot Study on the Andersson Collection at the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm
LIMIN HUAN. Rethinking Provenance Studies of Painted Neolithic Pottery from Western China