Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 1362
... China still was in the hands of non - Chinese " barbarians " in the days of Confucius . The cultural end of the tale is readily perspicuous , and Bishop is terse ( op . cit . , p . 473 ) to this effect : " Southern China , Indo - China ...
... China still was in the hands of non - Chinese " barbarians " in the days of Confucius . The cultural end of the tale is readily perspicuous , and Bishop is terse ( op . cit . , p . 473 ) to this effect : " Southern China , Indo - China ...
Page 1363
... Chinese , Tais , etc. eventually to arise ; 2 ) Very early in its history , the proto - Chinese nucleus penetrated the Yellow River Valley , and there undertook agriculture . This step had enormous consequence for China and the world at ...
... Chinese , Tais , etc. eventually to arise ; 2 ) Very early in its history , the proto - Chinese nucleus penetrated the Yellow River Valley , and there undertook agriculture . This step had enormous consequence for China and the world at ...
Page 1373
... China were themselves but in the Bronze Age ( see Bishop , op . cit . , p . 507 ) when they were set upon by the Chinese about the be- ginning of our era . I should think that it may occur to no one with even the scantiest general ...
... China were themselves but in the Bronze Age ( see Bishop , op . cit . , p . 507 ) when they were set upon by the Chinese about the be- ginning of our era . I should think that it may occur to no one with even the scantiest general ...
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