C. von Verschuer
Jean Guilaine, Les premiers paysans du monde, naissance des agricultures. Francesca Bray, “Agriculture,”
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period, between 1134 and 250 bce, but unevenly depending on the regions and epochs.
27 Verschuer, Rice, 238–248.
28 Arizono Shōichirō, Zairai nōkō no chiiki kenkyū, 154–174.
29 See the chapter by Farris in this volume.
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