New archaeological evidence for the movement of Yueh spinners into Mainland Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Island Southeast Asia during the late prehistoric period

Judith Cameron

New archaeological evidence for the movement of Yueh spinners into Mainland Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Island Southeast Asia during the late prehistoric period

Judith Cameron

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of "Navigation: Traces of Civilizations" Session of China Maritime Museum International Academic Forum
Place of Publication	Shanghai China
Publisher	China Maritime Museum
Pages	1-13pp
Edition	no evidence can be found that papers were peer-reviewed
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	Navigation: Trace of Civilization, the China-Maritime Museum International Academic Forum - Shanghai China Duration: 1 Jan 2011 → …

Conference

Conference	Navigation: Trace of Civilization, the China-Maritime Museum International Academic Forum
Period	1/01/11 → …
Other	July 26-28 2011

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Cameron, J. (2011). New archaeological evidence for the movement of Yueh spinners into Mainland Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Island Southeast Asia during the late prehistoric period. In Proceedings of "Navigation: Traces of Civilizations" Session of China Maritime Museum International Academic Forum (no evidence can be found that papers were peer-reviewed ed., pp. 1-13pp). China Maritime Museum.

Cameron, Judith. / New archaeological evidence for the movement of Yueh spinners into Mainland Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Island Southeast Asia during the late prehistoric period. Proceedings of "Navigation: Traces of Civilizations" Session of China Maritime Museum International Academic Forum. no evidence can be found that papers were peer-reviewed. ed. Shanghai China : China Maritime Museum, 2011. pp. 1-13pp

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New archaeological evidence for the movement of Yueh spinners into Mainland Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Island Southeast Asia during the late prehistoric period. / Cameron, Judith.
Proceedings of "Navigation: Traces of Civilizations" Session of China Maritime Museum International Academic Forum. no evidence can be found that papers were peer-reviewed. ed. Shanghai China: China Maritime Museum, 2011. p. 1-13pp.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

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