SUBJECT INDEX Vol I me 1 1983 "The Abandonment ofNall (Fischer), palaeolithic, 15(2):158-166 Able site (Korea), 2(1):128-138, 136(m), 137/138(iU) Papua New Guinea, 14:79 aborigines, 3(1):77-81 passim Phung Nguyen culture, 23(1):27-28 Australia, 2(1):98-104 passim; 4:123, 124; Pitcairn Island, 9:57 5(1):100; 8(1):169; 10141; 21(1):90,92, 121- Ryukyu Islands, 7231; 21(1):20 122; [food] 25(2):106, 111-113; [Neolithic] Samoa (American), 7:63 25(2):99-125; [plant cultivation] 25(2):119 Samoa (Western), 9;55 Conference on Aboriginal Studies (1961), 5(1):100 Schulterbeil, 7:253-254 Taiwan, 21(2):208-209, 221, 226, 235-236 shell, 10:105 Abramova, Z. A .. 5(1):119, 120 Taiwan, 7:252-255; 11:141-153 passim aceramic (India), Thailand, 9:41; lJ96/97(ilI) Acheulian succession, 8(1): Tonga, 5(2):174: 8(l):193(ill) stone tools, 8(1):162/163{ill); 9:122,123,124 trapezoidal, 8(1):171-172, 172(iH) , 173-174, 178/ industries, 8(1): 158-163 179(ill) see also Adamgarh Hill (India) Truk,24(1) 32/33(iIl) Adamgarh (India), 8(1):155-157(m), 159(c), 161 5(1):98 (ill),162/16.3(ill) Vittkantbeil,7:254-256 adaptive and diffusionist Pacific Walzenbeil,7:252-253 22(2):221-228 see also axes Adiala (Pakistan), 15(1):62-63, 64/65(ill) Aeta people, 5(1):68 adzes Afanasievo culture (Siberia), 5(1):123-124; 24(2):146, Anyathian culture, 15(2):164 147 Austronesian ,18(2): 149 Mm'aitu (Society Islands), 6:48-49; 7;58-59 Borneo, 8(1);172-175, 172(iU),178/179(iIl) Afghanistan and Indus civilization bibliography, 16 Burma, 15(2):164 (1):82-84 Caroline Islands, 24(1):43-46(incl ill) Africa characteristics of, 15(2): 158-160 cultural contaCts India, 6:19,1 China, 1:74(:11); 18(2):207, 1 Oldowan culture, 15(1):77-78 Fiji,5(2) 167 Oldoway, 153,196 flakes, 15(2): 160-164 agriculture Geometric horizon, 18(2):187, 195, 202 Asia, 15(2):143-145; 16(1):11, 12 hand, 15(2): 158-166, 161 (ill) communities, 16(1):7 Hong Kong, 4:189, 196, 197, 201, 201(ill), 212/ efficiency, 23(2):309-310, JlJ-314 213(ill) Islands, 20(2):246-280 Indonesia, 12:70, 78-79 Ifugao, 16(1):11,40-46, 40(iII), 68 India, 15(2):158-166 India, 20(2):194; 21(2):193(m); 24(2):193-221(incl Japan, 24(1):97-110(incl ill), 114, 115-116(incl ill), c, m, ill) 117(i11), 127,128, 129(iIl), 130, 131, 133 irrigation (Hawaiian Islands), Korea, 11;12, 13; 18(2):187, 202 ill) Madagascar, 15(1):83-86 Japan, 11:19-41, 53-68; 16(1)1-15; 19(1):37-38 Malaysia, 15(2):164 Jhum farming, 20(2):194; 24(2):197-219(incl c, m, Marianas Islands, 24(1):130, 131 ill) Marquesas Islands, 9:52, 52/53(ilI) Jomon, 11:19-41, 53-68; 16(1):1-15; 19(1):123 Micronesia, 105; 24(1 ):'13 Kaisusaka culture, 1:65-67 Moa-hunter, 14-115 mechanized vs 23(2):309-310,313-314 neolithic, 15(1):83-86, 86/87(iII) MiddleJomon, 11:20-26(incl ill, m) New Territories, 11 :95(iIJ) Moa-hunters, 5(2):178 New Zealand, 4: 114-115; 18(1):77-79(incl ill) neolithic, 24(2):193-221 passim 30 Asian Perspectives, xxvI(2), 1984-1985 (stress factor), 25(2):101, 114-116, 119-120 Andaman 7:2 5(2):158-159 Andrews, Roy c., 6:12 Philippines, 16(1):11,40-46, 4O(ill), 68 Andronovo culture, 5(1):125; 24(2):146, 148 rainwater, 16(1):2-3,8 An-duong Vuong, 22(2):148-149, 153 research methods, 20(2):263-268, 274 Aneityum (Vanuatu), 9:158-160 rice cultivation, see rice cultivation Anelganhat B:ly (Vanuatu), 9: 1'18-159 RYllkyu Islands, 111; 7:227, Angara Expedition, 4:7; 5(1):119-120 settlements, 16(1):4-5 Angara River (Siberia), 2(1):14, 21; 14:4-6 slash and burn, 16(1):5, 7; 24(2):193-221 passim; angiosperms, origins of, 15(2):128-130 see also Jhum farming Anhui Province (China), 16(1):32 Soci(:ty Islands, 5(1) :90 animal Asia, 18(2): 1 art, 7:233-235 swidden,23(2):309316 domestic, 6:101-104, 11 Taiwan, 9:144; 21(2):208-209, 210, 213-214, 215, husbandry, 20(2): 269 225-226, 228-229 see also fauna; mammals techniques, 16(1):7 animism (lorn on) , 16(1):9 tools, 6:99,101; 16(1):3, '1-6,7; 24(2):197-217 Aniwa (V:muatu), 9:161 Y;llni, 21(2):226 Anjar burial (Indonesia),8(1):205 Yayoi, 19(1):17, 22, 146, 157-159 Annamese porcelain, 5(2):240-242 see also animal husbandry, terraces-agricultural anthropomorphic figures (Middle Jomon), 11:43,46, agroecosystems, 23(2):310, 312 50, 51 Agta (Philippines),21(1):127-139 antiquities export, 16(2):113 124 Ahar (India), 736!37(ill), 152 Antonine. "Preliminary Notes on the Excava- Ahu architecture (Easter Island), 22(1):93-99 tion Necropolises Found in Western Paki- see also platforms stan, " 11:107-108 Ainu Oapan), 5(1):134, 135-136; 8(1):49; 16(1):25; Antsoheribory (Madagascar), 10:70 21(1):1-6,2(c) Anuonuplll (Vanuatu), 9:159 Air fkesih (Sumatra), 19(2)228-229 Anyathian (Burma),15(2):164 A Kivi- Va; Teka complex (Easter Island), 22(1 ):93-99 Aoba Island (V:muatu), 10:.1 Akoba Miyaka (Ryukyu Islands), 7:134/135(ill) Aoki Oapan), 9:16 AkobanaCliff(Ryukyu Islands), 6:126-127 Apere Venuna (Papua New Guinea), 14:79 Alamgirpur (India), 7:150 "The Appearance of Ancient Metallurgy III Viet­ Alaotr.l Lake (MadagascJr), 10:71, 75; 18(2):178-179 nam" (Nguyen), Alaska,19(1):102-103 Applied Research Center i\ rchaeology FlOe Aldan Valley (Siberia), 14:8,9-10 Arts (ARCAFA), 17(1):14-24 Alekseev, V. P., 5(1):124 applique pottery decoration, 9:29, 30/31(ill), 40 Allison, Mrs. John M., 5(2):235 'Tapport lexical de l'Indonesien Commun a la lan- aliuvblsoil,16(1):10-11 gue M3lgache" (Dez). 7:42 Altaic languages, 4:36; 19(1) 178(c) aquatic fauna (Taiwan), 21(2):218,219-220 Altai~Say:m uplands (Siheria), 5(1):124 Arabian Gulf civilizations, 15(2):155 Altan-Bulak (Mongolia), 4:157,166-167 Aranda culture (Australia), 21(1):90-92 Ama Oapan), 19(1):24/25(ill) Ara-Tszokui Gorge (Trans-Baikal), 4:161 Amagasaki Oapan), 9:22-24 arboriculture, Hawaiian Islands, 20(2):268-269 Amami Island (Ryukyu Islands), 7: 225- Archaeologim Japonica transbt;ollS, 8(1):48-68 228 "Archaeological Linkages North South Ambalyu (Philippines), 16(1):49 America at LaVictoru, Guatemala" (Coe), Ambitle Island (Papua New Guinea), 14:88-94, 5(1):12 89(m) archaeological research and colonialism, 9:28 Ambrym (Vanuatu), 10:124 Archaeological Research, Commission for Amencan Central Asiatic Expedition, sial, American Geographical Society, 5(1):110 Archaeological Salvage (Univ(Crsi.ty of American Museum of Natural History, 5(1):72, 88, Hawaii),9:39 91, 95 Archaeological Seminar (Sri Lanka, 1970), 15(2):156- American Samoa, see Samoa 157 Ami (,Thiwan), 11:145, 153 Archaeological Service 12:95, 96 Amphlen Islands (Papua Guinea), 14:71-73(incl archaeological ill) sites, conservation of, 15(2):202-207; of Thailand, Amsa-dong (Korea), 16(1):3 25(1 ):83-109 Amsa-ri culture (Korea), 10:47, 48/49(ill); 17(2):96 techniques, 17(1):28-35; 18(2):135-136; see comb-pattern (Korea) 19(1)156-171 amulets (Thailand), terms, Japanese (with German equiva- Amur (Siheria), 6:9 lents),8(2):1-111 Amur River (Siberia), 5(2):214; 14:10-11 archaeology Ana Fa'a'ana (Society Islands), 6:48-49 botany, 15(2):127-128 Anangula (Alaska), 19(1):102-103 ethics of, 15(2):205-207 32 Asian Perspeclives, xxvI(2), 736/37(ill), 168-171, 148 microlith!, Japan, Mudukian 5(1):98; 5(2):143 Korea, Murundian culture, 5(1):98; 5(2):143 Micronesia, 24(1):43, 44 Neolithic, 25(2):116-117; 25(2):99-125; [settle- neolithic, 19(1):183(m) mentsJ25(2):105-106 New Guinea (island)-Highlands, 5(1):96 Ngadadjara tribe, 14:103 Phung Nguyen, 23(1):27(ill) Oenpelli District, 14:99 Ryukyu Islands, 7:242/243(ill) pebble tools, 5(1):99; 10:139, 140 Taiwan, 7:228-229, 2421243(ill); 11:148 Pirrian culture, 5(1):98; 5(2):143 Walzenbeil, 7:230 prehistory, 5(2):147-148; 6:59-60; 14:101 see a Iso adzes Puntutjarpa rockshelter, 21(1):92-93 radiocarbon 10:143-147; 21(1):104-105, BagumbaYJlJ 25(2):67-98, 68, 69(m), 10S(e) 70,71, region,,] 6:29; 9:88, 90-94; 81; 120; archaeological Baikal settlement, 2(1):98-99; 21(1):87 92-93 soils, 21(1):96-99, 102, 103-104 see also H""WL].I~.1 South Australian Sequence, 14:102 Baikal expedition, 4:8 stone artifacts, 21(1):107-122, 108(c) Baindzak (Mongolia), 6:12-13 stone tools, see stone tools-Australia Baikal Lake, 2(1):119; 14:7 stratigraphies, 21(1):96-105, 121(incl c, m) Bajau (Borneo), 11:122 subsistence technology of aborigines.