27 Eastern Asia and Japan: human biology

Hirofumi Matsumura · Marc Fredrick Oxenham

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Abstract This chapter focuses on the Holocene population history of Japan and Southeast Asia, as regions strongly influenced by population and cultural developments on the mainland of East Asia. A case is made for significant expansion of agricultural populations in both cases.

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