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- Title
FISHING AS AN EARLY FORM OF MARITIME ADAPTATION ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF NORTHEAST ASIA.
- Authors
Vasil'evskii, Ruslan S.; Bland, Richard L.; Gokhman, Anna; Workman, William; Workman, Karen
- Abstract
Describes the development of early maritime adaptations in four regions of Northeast Asia, the Primor'e, the Lower Amur River basin, the northwest coast of the sea of Okhotsk and the Bering Strait drainage, during the Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene transition. Earliest type of maritime adaptation; Importance of coastal and river fishing in the past.
- Subjects
AMUR River (China &; Russia); SEA of Okhotsk; BERING Strait; MARITIME anthropology; FISHING villages
- Publication
Arctic Anthropology, 1998, Vol 35, Issue 1, p281
- ISSN
0066-6939
- Publication type
Article