Reconciling the Dichotomies.- The Paradigm of Chinese Archaeology and the Archaeology of Northeast China.- Hongshan and Related Cultures (c. 4500–2200 B.C.).- Lower Xiajiadian Period (c.2200–1600B.C.).- Upper Xiajiadian Period (c. 1000–600 B.C.).- Warring-States to the Han (5th Century B.C to 3rd Century A.D.) and Liao (10th to 12th Century A.D.) Periods.- Diachronic Analysis of Processes in the Chifeng Area and Northeast China.- Conclusions and Suggestions for Future Archaeological Research in the Chifeng Area.
`The book is a model in methodology and organization, and it is an
extremely important contribution to the accessible archaeological
data on sites in China. Shelach should be congratulated for
successfully conducting archaeological research as a foreigner in
China...'
Antiquity, 74:285 (2000)
`Chinese specialists naturally welcome this work, which supplies
important comparative material for students of complex societies.
...this book is a significant contribution to the archaeological
study of complex societies in general, and it succeeds in
stimulating a range of important questions in the study of Chinese
complex societies in particular.'
Journal of Anthropological Research, 57 (2001)
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