An assessment of a good number of archaeological datasets available so far on small-
grained millets from core (Upper Indus) and peripheral regions of the Indus/Harappan …

Major leaps forward in understanding rice both in genetics and archaeology have taken
place in the past decade or so—with the publication of full draft genomes for indica and …

The accumulation of recent data from archaeobotany, archaeozoology and Neolithic
excavations from across South Asia warrants a new overview of early agriculture in the …

Recent research by Chinese archaeologists has identified many late prehistoric (2000-400
BC) oases, pastoral settlements, and cemeteries in eastern Central Asia (Xinjiang province …

In the histories of human populations, the origins of agriculture marks a major demographic
watershed. In most cases, hunter-gatherer societies were mobile, or at least mobility was …

A study of the palaeoethnobotany of Kashmir, covering covers the period from 4500 BP to
1000 BP. It includes keys to the identification of various species of Triticum, Hordeum, Avena …

In the beginning of the Holocene, hunter–gatherer populations settled in the Pamir plateau,
especially in the tectonic depression of Markansu near the Kara Kul Lake (Osh Kona site …

ABSTRACT Saraswat, KS (1986). Ancient crop economy of Harappans from Rohira, Punjab
(C. 2000–1,700 BC). Palaeobotanist, 35 (1): 3238, This paper records the discovery of …

Understanding regional diversity in Harappan Civilization, and the common elements that
make up the Harappan Cultural Tradition, has been a major task of archaeology in South …

Résumé Les industries lithiques attestent que l'Himalaya occidentale, l'Hindou Kouch et le
Pamir, ainsi que la ceinture sous-himalayenne, c'est-à-dire la chaîne des Siwaliks, étaient …