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Radiocarbon Dates From China: Some Initial Interpretations

Until recently, the technique of radiocarbon dating had been applied in Chinese archaeology only to samples from the southeastern coastal provinces of Kwangtung (Beyer 1956) and Taiwan (Stuiver 1969). Consequently, much of Chinese prehistory was dated relatively and speculatively (e.g., Chang 1966, 1968). After having attempted to put together such a speculative scheme some five years ago, I made these observations (Chang 1968:448):