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npj Heritage Science | The Modern Disaster Prevention Potential of Traditional Temple Spaces

npj Heritage Science | The Modern Disaster Prevention Potential of Traditional Temple Spaces

IntroductionRecently, the team of Professor Di Baofeng from the Geoarchaeology Laboratory at the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, published their latest research in the top-tier international heritage science journal *npj Heritage Science*, titled "Exploring Disaster Resilience Strategies for Temple Spaces: Evidence from Longmen Mountain Area in Sichuan." This study focus...

Sci. Adv. | Huijun Yuan's Team at the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, Constructs Genetic Map of STRs in Highland Populations, Revealing Their Key Role in High-Altitude Adaptation

Sci. Adv. | Huijun Yuan's Team at the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, Constructs Genetic Map of STRs in Highland Populations, Revealing Their Key Role in High-Altitude Adaptation

The diversity of the human genome is a profound imprint of our long evolutionary history, recording the survival wisdom and genetic trade-offs of our ancestors during migration, admixture, and adaptation. The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, one of the most extreme environments on the planet, provides a natural dynamic laboratory for exploring the triangular relationship between evolution, genetics, and ...

J. Archaeol. Sci.: Reports | New discovery of iron smelting in central Xizang: Analysis of metallurgical remains excavated from the Sermatang site in Shannan, Xizang, China

J. Archaeol. Sci.: Reports | New discovery of iron smelting in central Xizang: Analysis of metallurgical remains excavated from the Sermatang site in Shannan, Xizang, China

Recently, the archaeometallurgy team led by Professor Li Yingfu from the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, in collaboration with the Tibet Autonomous Region Institute of Cultural Relics Protection and Tibet University, published their latest research findings online in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, titled "New discovery of iron smelting in central Xizang:...

 Archaeol. Res. Asia | Dental Caries in Prehistoric Populations and Agricultural Development in the Foothill Zones of Northern and Southern China

Archaeol. Res. Asia | Dental Caries in Prehistoric Populations and Agricultural Development in the Foothill Zones of Northern and Southern China

Recently, the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, in collaboration with the University of Cambridge, Chengdu Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, Zhengzhou Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, Jilin University, and other research institutions, published a research paper titled "Dental caries as indicators of agricultural practices in the...

Archaeol. Anthropol. Sci.|Pottery Technology Analysis Reveals Diverse Pottery-Making Traditions of the Qijia Culture Period at the Lajia Site, Hehuang Valley

Archaeol. Anthropol. Sci.|Pottery Technology Analysis Reveals Diverse Pottery-Making Traditions of the Qijia Culture Period at the Lajia Site, Hehuang Valley

Recently, the Center for Archaeological Sciences and the School of Archaeology and Museology at Sichuan University, in collaboration with the Qinghai Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other institutions, jointly published a research paper titled “Beyond stylistic typology: Archaeometric reconstruction of diverse pottery traditions and intercommunity interactions at th...

Archaeol. Anthropol. Sci.|Archaeological Research on Iron Smelting Techniques at Chengba site in Eastern Sichuan Province

Archaeol. Anthropol. Sci.|Archaeological Research on Iron Smelting Techniques at Chengba site in Eastern Sichuan Province

Recently, the Center for Archaeological Sciences and the School of Archaeology and Museology, Sichuan University, in collaboration with the Sichuan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, published their latest research findings titled “Iron Smelting Techniques in Eastern Sichuan Province, China——Scientific Analysis of Smelting Remains Excavated from the Chengba site” in th...

npj Herit. Sci. | IBE-XPS investigation of the gilded layer from the Eastern Han Dynasty naturally corroded gilt-bronze

npj Herit. Sci. | IBE-XPS investigation of the gilded layer from the Eastern Han Dynasty naturally corroded gilt-bronze

Recently, Xizang Minzu University, the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, the Sichuan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, and the Tibet Autonomous Region Institute of Cultural Relics Protection jointly published a research paper titled “IBE-XPS investigation of the gilded layer from the Eastern Han Dynasty naturally corroded gilt-bronze” in the intern...

Archaeol. Anthrop. Sci.|Selective Intensified Use of Acorns in Subtropical South China

Archaeol. Anthrop. Sci.|Selective Intensified Use of Acorns in Subtropical South China

近期,四川大学考古科学中心与暨南大学、广东省文物考古研究院等单位合作在国际知名人类学与考古学期刊Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences发表广东省佛山市古椰遗址出土柯属(Lithocarpus)植物强化利用的最新成果,揭示了史前不同地域先民利用橡子种类的差异。考古科学中心马永超助理研究员为论文唯一通讯作者,暨南大学李昭讲师为论文第一作者,广东省文物考古研究院李岩研究馆员、兰州大学杨晓燕教授等为论文共同...

Science | Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University and Collaborating Institutions Publish Paleogenomic Research: Revealing the

Science | Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University and Collaborating Institutions Publish Paleogenomic Research: Revealing the "Ghost Ancestor" of the Tibetan Plateau and the Genetic Origins of Austroasiatic-speaking Populations

Recently, our Center, in collaboration with the team led by Fu Qiaomei from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IVPP, CAS), and other institutions, systematically studied 127 ancient human genomes from 17 sites in Yunnan Province, dating back over the past 7,100 years. This research fills a gap in the prehistoric human genetic data for th...

J. Archaeol. Sci.: Rep.|Latest Findings from Phytolith Analysis at the Qugong Site, Central Tibetan Plateau

J. Archaeol. Sci.: Rep.|Latest Findings from Phytolith Analysis at the Qugong Site, Central Tibetan Plateau

Recently, the Center for Archaeological Sciences, Sichuan University, in collaboration with the Tibet Autonomous Region Institute of Cultural Relics Protection, published the latest results of phytolith analysis from the Qugong site in the international archaeological journal *Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports*. This research investigates the possibility of local cultivation of foxtail...

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