PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Journals

Hou Liangliang, Wang Ning, Lv Peng, et al. Transition of human diets and agricultural economy in Shenmingpu Site, Henan, from the Warring States to Han Dynasties. SCIENCE CHINA Earth Sciences (Sci China Earth Sci), 2012, 55(6): 975–982

Hou Liangliang, Hu Yaowu, Li Suting, et al. Stable isotopes analysis of the animals bones from Zhangdeng site, Henan: implications for the domestic animals feeding strategies during proto-Shang culture. Huaxia Archaeology (in Chinese, with an English abstract), 2012, in press.

Hou Liangliang, Zhao Xinping, Li Suting, et al. Human subsistence strategy at Liuzhuang site, Henan, China during the proto-Shang culture by stable isotopic analysis. Journal of Archaeological Science, 2012, (Contributed)

Wang ning, Hu yaowu, Hou liangliang, et al. The extraction of soluble collagen from ancient bones and C, N stable isotopic analysis. SCIENCE CHINA Earth Sciences (Sci China Earth Sci) (in Chinese, with an English abstract). 2012, (Contributed)

Guan Li, Hu Yaowu, Lin Liugen, Hou Liangliang, Huang Baoyu, Wang Changsui. Stable isotopes analysis of the animals bones from Luotuodun site, Yixing city, Jiangsu. Relics from south (in Chinese, with an English abstract), 2012, in press

Guan Li, Hu Yaowu, Jiang Leping, Hou Liangliang, Lv Peng, Wang Changsui. Stable isotopes analysis of the animals bones from Kuahuqiao site, Zhejiang. SCIENCE CHINA Earth Sciences (Sci China Earth Sci) (in Chinese, with an English abstract). 2012, (Contributed)

Edited Volumes

Hou Liangliang, Hu Yaowu, Li Suting, et al. Stable isotopes analysis of the animals’ bones from Zhangdeng site, Henan: implications for the domestic animals feeding strategies during proto-Shang culture (~2000-1600 BC). In: Henan Provincial Institution of Culture Relics and Archaeology (Eds.), 2012. Anyang Zhangdeng (in Chinese). Daxiang press, Zhengzhou.

Neimenggu Provincial Institution of Culture Relics and Archaeology, and Research Center for Chinese Frontier Archaeology, Jilin University (Eds.), 2012. Shangjifangyingzi site and Xiliang site in Chifeng city (in Chinese). Science press, Beijing.

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