Bridging the boreal forest: Siberian archaeology and the emergence of pottery among prehistoric hunter-gatherers of Northern Eurasia
Bridging the boreal forest: Siberian archaeology and the emergence of pottery among prehistoric hunter-gatherers of Northern Eurasia
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架起北方森林的桥梁：西伯利亚考古学和欧亚大陆北部史前狩猎采集者中陶器的出现
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2013
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P. Jordan
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K. Gibbs;P. Jordan
本文探讨了西伯利亚在研究横跨欧亚北方的陶器出现方面日益重要的作用。世界上最早的陶器来自东亚的晚更新世狩猎采集遗址。这种材料通常被视为与欧洲后来的陶器传统脱节，这些传统通常与定居的农民有关。然而，新的证据表明，亚洲和欧洲的陶器传统可能与跨越东亚和西亚的狩猎采集陶器传播的Hyperborean流有关，并将陶器引入了北方欧洲的史前社会。因此，作为东西方早期陶器传统之间的潜在桥梁，西伯利亚的史前史将在世界考古学最重要的辩论中发挥越来越重要的作用。
This article examines Siberia’s increasingly important role in the study of the emergence of pottery across northern Eurasia. The world’s earliest pottery comes from Late Pleistocene hunter-gatherer sites in East Asia. This material is typically seen as disconnected from later pottery traditions in Europe, which are generally associated with sedentary farmers. However, new evidence suggests that Asian and European pottery traditions may be linked to a Hyperborean stream of hunter-gatherer pottery dispersals that spanned eastern and western Asia, and introduced pottery into the prehistoric societies of northern Europe. As a potential bridge between the eastern and western early pottery traditions, Siberia’s prehistory is therefore set to play an increasingly central role in one of world archaeology’s most important debates.