更新世
考古
全新世
发掘
放射性碳年代测定
史前史
石器工具
地理
自给农业
地质学
中国南方
觅食
早更新世
中国
陶器
石器技术
大陆
古生物学
农业
作者
Chun Tian,Wei Liao,Yonghui Yao,Hua Liang,Zhixing Yi,Shengmin Huang,Christopher J. Bae,Wei Wang
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jasrep.2023.103916
摘要
The archaeological materials recovered during the 2018 excavation of Zhongshan Rockshelter (ZSRS) in Bubing Basin, Guangxi, southern China helps to fill a cultural gap during the terminal Paleolithic in the region. The evidence from the ZSRS, dated to ∼14,523–8,472 cal. BP, is comparable to other parts of southern China and mainland Southeast Asia where grinding techniques, complex settlement patterns and broad-spectrum subsistence strategies appeared. What distinguishes the ZSRS from other sites in the region however is the widespread use of flaked stone tools and ochre utilization, but with an absence of pottery. This is an excellent example of variation in foraging behavior in this spatio-temporal facies, where one size does not fit all. Regional differences suggest a more complex human foraging strategy rather than a single and fixed behavioral model across southern China during the Terminal Pleistocene to Early Holocene transition.
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