Archaeological Research in Asia

Papers
(The TQCC of Archaeological Research in Asia is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
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Identifying resilient women through bioarchaeology: Perspectives from two contemporaneous Inner Asian studies dating to the Late Bronze-Early Iron Age transition27
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Between the Caucasus and the Caspian Sea: Human occupation of the coastal zone of the Western Caspian in the Pleistocene11
Hunting, herding, and people in the rock art of Mongolia: New discoveries in the Gobi-Altai Mountains10
Use of the potter's wheel at Shimao, Shaanxi, China10
Chadiping: A pig iron production site of the Ming Dynasty in Southeast Chongqing, China10
Middle holocene burial and cultural dynamics at the liang sumpang Karoro 1 site, Maros, Indonesia9
A new approach in petrographic analysis of Loessic ceramics: Late Shang and Western Zhou bronze casting moulds8
Formidable fortress: Historical cliff-top settlement and the role of Kisar Island in the Indo-Malaya trade network8
Occupation of highland Central Asia: New evidence from Kurteke rockshelter, Eastern Pamir7
Evidence for human-environment interactions as the driver for the abandonment of long-term Neolithic occupation at the Wansan site (NE Taiwan) around the 7th century BCE6
Identifying indigenous bast microfibers for archaeological research in East Asia6
Shaking up the Neolithic - Tracing seismic impact at Neolithic Göbekli Tepe/Southeast-Türkiye6
Recent research on the stone jars of Northeast India: Evidence from East Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya6
The origins of pottery technology and its connection with house-building technology in the Zagros Mountains (Western Asia)6
Intra-site variability – Analysis, characterization, and cultural affiliation of the Upper Paleolithic sequence of Manot Cave (western Galilee, Israel)6
Making clothes, dressing the deceased: Analysis of 2nd century AD silk clothing from the child mummy of Burgast (Altai Mountains, Mongolia)6
Results of repeated study of the frozen tomb of the Fifth Pazyryk Barrow in the Altai Mountains (Russia): 70 years after first excavations5
Items of fun, utility and divination: The knucklebones from Oluz Höyük, north-central Anatolia (Turkey)5
Properties of Roman structural mortars in the province of Asia (Turkey)5
Chariots in the Bronze Age of Central Mongolia based on the materials from the Khoid Tamir river valley5
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Natufian architecture 12,000 years ago: Analyzing ‘building stones’ at Nahal Ein Gev II4
Understanding settlement construction and chronology at Đền Đồi, Nghệ An province, Central Vietnam4
Intensive use of Northeastern Qinghai-Tibetan plateau during the middle Holocene: New excavation of a base camp, Dongguotan site4
Parental investment as social agency and catalyst to complexity4
Initial Upper Paleolithic in North China: New data from Shuidonggou locality 94
New data and perspectives on the early stages of the Neolithic in the Middle Kura River Valley (South Caucasus). The 2017–2019 excavations at Kiçik Tepe, Western Azerbaijan4
Bukhara and its neighborhood. Reassessing the cultural links of the oasis from new ceramic evidence4
Rice, lamb and tuna. Food processing and acquiring strategies in the medieval harbour city of Qalhât (Oman): Bioarchaeological evidence from the twin houses' building (B94)4
Diet or mobility? Multi-isotopic (C, N, and Sr) dietary modeling at Shamanka II, Cis-Baikal, Siberia3
The stone industry transformations at the edge of Pleistocene and Holocene: Evidence from the north-western and north-central Caucasus3
Ceramic collections from the citadel of the Uzundara fortress have been dated as the first third of the 3rd century BCE3
Residents of stilted houses and their burials in eastern China, 5500 BP: Excavation of the Gujiazhuang site on the southern shore of Hangzhou Bay3
Animal stable isotope data from Dzhetyasar and Oguz culture sites of the lower Syr Darya in Kazakhstan3
The pictographs of Chel-Dokhtaroon in the Southern Zagros Mountains, Fars, Central Southern Iran3
Disjunction, or continuity: Re-identifying the “Kushan” and “post-Kushan” periods at Kausambi3
Animal use in Han dynasty cities: Zooarchaeological evidence from Yishengci, Nanyang (China)3
Early Medieval coarse wares from northern Bactria-Tokharistan. Archaeological and archaeometric characterization3
Mobilizing architectural formal analysis for stratigraphic decision-making3
Ceramics of the Merv Oasis – The other side3
Beyond 55° North latitude: Expanding the northern boundary of initial upper Paleolithic dispersal3
A materiality approach to moveable containers in the Indus tradition3
Prasat and Pteah: Habitation within Angkor Wat's temple enclosure3
Newly found rock painting sites in the Upper Atrak Valley, Northern Khorasan, North-eastern Iran3
Đầu Rằm: A nephrite ring manufacturing settlement in the northern Red River Delta3
The earliest herders of East Asia: Examining Afanasievo entry to Central Mongolia3
Newly found rock painting sites in the upper Atrak Valley, Northern Khorasan, North- eastern Iran3
Late iron-smelting production of Angkor Highland, metallurgical site at Buriram Province, northeastern Thailand: A view from luminescence dating2
Cultural exchange and technical artistry: Gold ornaments found in pre-imperial Qin Tomb at Ta’erpo, Shaanxi2
Patterns of spread and adoption of millet agriculture along the eastern rim of the Tibetan Plateau: Archaeobotanical evidence from Houzidong, Southwest China (4200–4000 cal. BP)2
Chemical variations of clays and pottery within a relatively small spatial extent: Initial insights from modern pottery-making in Central China2
Berdysyčran-depe: A bronze age site in the lower Tedjen river valley, Turkmenistan2
Editorial: Emergence and dispersal of modern humans: New discoveries and progress in Asian Paleolithic studies2
Recovery of lost archaeological features on the Yalu River through GIS and historical imagery2
Horse equipment of medieval nomads of the Kazakh Altai (based on materials from the Tuyetas burial ground)2
The change of crop structure and its influencing factors in the Late Neolithic Nanyang Basin: New macrobotanical evidence from the Maotang site, central China2
Shell tool technology and new insights into techno-cultural strategies during the Neolithic in Eastern Arabia. An initial case study from Umm al-Quwain (United Arab Emirates)2
A computational perspective on the dynamics of early architecture2
The Sintashta-Petrovka settlement organization during the Late Bronze Age in the steppes of the southern Urals: A case of the Kamennyi Ambar settlement2
Local trend of symbolism at the dawn of the Neolithic: The painted bone plaquettes from PPNA Körtiktepe, Southeast Turkey2
Investigating changes in lithic raw material use from the Middle Paleolithic to the Upper Paleolithic in Jebel Qalkha, southern Jordan2
The Middle Paleolithic of Tsagaan Agui Cave in the Gobi Altai region of Mongolia and its Siberian and Central Asian links2
Identifying seasonal settlement sites and land use continuity in the prehistoric southern Siberian steppe – Zhelvak 5 (Tuva)2
Nazugum, a new 4000 year old rockshelter site in the Ili Alatau, Tien Shan2
Coexistence of bloomery iron and cast iron in a Qin state cemetery dating to the mid Warring States period2
Late Pleistocene handaxes from the Korean Peninsula: New discoveries from the Unjeong District Site Complex (UDSC)2
The invention of twill tapestry points to Central Asia: Archaeological record of multiple textile techniques used to make the woollen outfit of a ca. 3000-year-old horse rider from Turfan, China2
A tale of two hearth sites: Neolithic and intermittent mid to late Holocene occupations in the Jubbah oasis, northern Saudi Arabia2
Preserving collectivity through continuity2
Above ground and underground – An integrated approach of the burial mounds within the Suusamyr plateau, Kyrgyzstan2
Unicorns and seals: New multivariate approaches to exploring patterned stylistic variation in the Indus Civilization2
A new type of Early Iron Age stela from Tuva (Inner Asia)2
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