Representative Publications:
1.
Articles
published in peer-reviewed journals, in English unless specified otherwise:
2006
The
occurrence of cereal cultivation in China. Asian Perspectives Vol.
45(2):130-158, 2006.
2005 <廣西邕寧頂螄山遺址出土植硅石的分析與研究>. 《考古》 中國社會科學院考古研究所. 第11期, 頁76－84. 中國北京
2002a. The
transformation of academic culture in mainland Chinese archaeology. Asian
Anthropology Vol. 1: 117-152.
2002b Kaogu
qiwu de canyuwu fenxi (Residue analysis of archaeological artefacts). Wenwu
(Relics) Vol. 5: 83-91 (in Chinese).
2002c A green foxtail (Setaria
viridis) cultivation experiment in the middle Yellow River Valley and some
related issues. Asian Perspectives
Vol. 41(1):1-14.
2001. Les outils de récolte de
céréales néolithiques de la vallée du Fleuve Jaune (Harvesting tools in the
Neolithic Yellow River Valley). Annuals de la
Fondation Fyssen: 103-114 (in French).
1998a The Microblade Tradition
in China: Its Evolution, Association and Significance. Asian Perspective
37(1): 84-112.
1998b. From barkcloth beating to
silk weaving: the textile industry from prehistory to the western Han Dynasty in
South China. The Textile Museum Journal
Vol. 36 & 37: 61-70.
1998c Some botanical
characteristics of green foxtail (Setaria viridis) and harvesting
experiments on the grass. Antiquity 72 (278): 902-907.
1998d The origins and dispersal
of rice cultivation (second author). Antiquity 72 (278): 867-877.
2.
Chapters in
books
2006 The survival of starch residues in a subtropical environment.
Ancient Starch Research ed. by Robin Torrence and Huw Barton. 1st ed.
pp.80-81. WalnutCreek, United States of America: Left Coast Press
2006
<史前工具研究的若干問題>. 《華南及東南亞地區史前考古》中國社會科學院考古研究所編. 第1版 頁282－297. 中國北京: Cultural Relics
Publishing House
2005
The prehistoric and historic environments, vegetations and subsistence
strategies at Sha Ha, Sai Kung". The Ancient Culture of
Hong Kong
ed. by Antiquities and Monuments Office, HKSAR. 1 ed. pp.57-64. Hong Kong,
China: Government Logistics Department
2005 The
origin and dispersal of agriculture and human diaspora in East Asia, in The
Peopling of East Asia, pp. 51-63. Eds. Laurent Sagart, Roger Blench and Alicia
Sanchez-Mazas. London, New York: Routledge Curzon (in English). .
2004a. Crop
domestication in China, in Encyclopaedia of Plant and Crop Science:
307-309, ed. by R. Goodman. New York: Marcel Dekker.
2004b.
<中國農業起源研究的回顧與思考>.
《桃李成蹊集－慶祝安志敏先生八十壽辰》 鄧聰，陳星燦編.
第1版
頁61－66.
中國香港:
The
Local Printing Press.
2003a. The
survival of starch residue in a subtropical environment, in Phytolith and
Starch Research in the Australian-Pacific-Asian Regions: the State of the Art,
Eds. by Hart, D. M. and L. A. Wallis. pp. 119-126. Canberra: Pandanus Books.
2003b.
Section 1 of Chapter 5, The palaeoenvironment and resources at Zengpiyan, in
Zengpiyan-a Prehistoric Cave in South China (in Chinese), pp. 251-269. Ed.
by The Institute of Archaeology CASS et al. Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing
House.
2003c.
Sections 1 and 2 of Chapter 7, The manufacturing techniques of stone and
organic tools, in Zengpiyan-a Prehistoric Cave in South China (in
Chinese), pp 367-402. Ed. by The Institute of Archaeology CASS et al. Beijing:
Cultural Relics Publishing House.
2003d.
Starch residue analysis of the Zengpiyan tools, in Zengpiyan-a
Prehistoric Cave in South China
(in Chinese), Ed. by The Institute of Archaeology CASS et al.. Beijing: Cultural
Relics Publishing House.
1994.
Techniques of stone-mining at the Neolithic site in Xiqiaoshan, Guangdong
Province, China, in A Collection of Studies on Archaeology: 267-280.
Complied by the Department of Archaeology, Beijing University. Beijing: Beijing
University Press (in Chinese).
1992a. Chapters 4 and 7, in
Nanyue King’s Tomb of the Western Han Dynasty.
Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House (in Chinese).
1992b.
Remains of human sacrifice found in the Nanyue King’s tomb (second author),
scientific report in Nanyue King’s Tomb of the
Western Han Dynasty:458-462. Complied by the
Guangzhou Managing Committee of Antiquities, the Institute of Archaeology CASS,
and Guangdong Provincial Museum. Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House (in
Chinese).
1992c. The
textile remains found in the Nanyue King’s tomb (second author), scientific
report in Nanyue King’s Tomb of the Western Han
Dynasty: 476-497. Complied by the Guangzhou
Managing Committee of Antiquities, the Institute of Archaeology CASS, and
Guangdong Provincial Museum. Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House (in
Chinese).
1992d: The
faunal remains found in the Nanyue King’s tomb and the significance of these
remains (third author), scientific report in Nanyue
King’s Tomb of the Western Han Dynasty: 463-472.
Complied by the Guangzhou Managing Committee of Antiquities, the Institute of
Archaeology CASS, and Guangdong Provincial Museum. Beijing: Cultural Relics
Publishing House (in Chinese).
3. Book:
1999a: The Transition from Foraging to Farming and the Origin of Agriculture
in
China.
Oxford: British Archaeology Reports, International Series No. 774 (in English).
4. Major
research projects:
“Documentation of
Archaeological artefacts found in Hong Kong”, 2005- (on going), funded by the
Antiquities and Monuments Office, HKSAR
