Recent increases in archaeobotanical and genetic evidence offer insights into agricultural
origins and plant domestication, which suggest a protracted process taking thousands of …

The understanding of the flooding processes in the entire basin of the middle-lower reaches
of the Yangtze River (MLRYR) during the Holocene remains elusive. This is primarily …

Recently, the wetland in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River Basin (MYRB) has been
impacted by the human activities and climate change, thereby restricting sustainable …

The Middle Holocene period witnessed significant environmental and cultural transitions
regarding the deceleration of sea‐level rise and the emergence of early agriculture, which …

Understanding the process of domestication and its relationship with environmental
changes is fundamental to rice domestication research. The lower Yangtze region in China …

Humans have had profound and environmentally changing impacts on land cover, and
China has many examples of this. It has been recognised for some time that middle to late …

In East Asian archaeology, initial domestication and early dispersal of rice have
continuously attracted scholarly interest in the recent decade, which has generated …

In order to explore the interactions among human activities, hydroclimate, and sea-river-lake
level fluctuations in the mid-lower Yangtze Valley since the Neolithic, this study, based on …

Rice cultivation and domestication are among the most transformative processes in human
history, yet the internal driving forces behind these developments remain unclear. To …

The signal of the Agricultural Demographic Transition (ADT) has been detected in northern
China (3912 sites/Loess plateau layers: millet domestication) and in eastern China (396 …