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China Korea and Japan: The Rise of Civilization in East Asia

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Preface orientation archaeology emergent the earliest inhabitants: 1,000,000-40,000 years ago innovations of modern humans: 40,000-10,000 years ago Littoral foragers: 10,000-1000 BC agricultural beginnings: 7000-2000 BC the emergence of Neolithic elites: 3500-2000 BC the mainland Bronze Age: 2000-1500 BC early mainland states: 1300-200 BC the northern frontier: 3000-300 BC the spread of rice agriculture: 1000 BC-AD 300 the making and breaking of empire: 220 BC-AD 500 the Yellow Sea interaction sphere: 500 BC-AD 500 the mounded tomb cultures: AD 300-700 * East Asian civilization: AD 650-800 epilogue: AD 800-1800 notes to the text sources of illustrations.

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