| 1991 |
Neolithic
Nomads - The Trek from Asia to North America; University Research
Expeditions (PI: Bettinger). |
| 1993 |
Comparing
Arid Lands Adaptive Strategies in China and the USA, National
Geographic Society #5086-93 (PI: Madsen). |
| 1994 |
Comparing
Arid Lands Adaptive Strategies in Northern China and the Western
US – Part II, National Geographic Society #5339-94 (PI:
Madsen). |
| 1994
- 1995 |
Hunter-Gather Adaptive Strategies During the Late Paleolithic-Neolithic
Transition in North-Central China, National Science Foundation
#SBR-941092323 (PI: Elston). |
| 1998-2001 |
Defining the Hunter-Gatherer Antecedents to Agriculture in North
China, National Science Foundation # SBR-9729929 (PI: Madsen). |
| 2000 |
Study
of Archaeological Collections of the Central Asiatic Expeditions
of 1925 and 1928. American Museum of Natural History study grant
(PI: Elston). |
| 2003-2005
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AWARE
U.S.-China Cooperative Research on Pleistocene Hunter-Gatherers
of the Tibetan Plateau, National Science Foundation # INT-0214870
(PI: Brantingham). |
| 2002-2003
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High-Risk
Survey For The Earliest Agriculture In North China, National
Science Foundation # BCS-0222742 (PI: Bettinger). |
| 2004-2005
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Human-environment
Interactions and the Origins of Agriculture in Northwest China,
Pacific Rim Research Program (PI: Brantingham) |
| 2005 |
The
timing and context of plant domestication and human dietary
change in Neolithic North China, Pacific Rim Research Program
Planning Grant (PI:Barton) |
| 2006 |
The
Preagricultural Components at Dadiwan, Shao Dian Village, Gansu
Province, Northwest China; National Geographic Society Committee
for Research and Exploration (PI:Bettinger) |
| 2006-2007 |
Human
Diet and Domestication: a critical evaluation of low-level food
production in northwest China; Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological
Research (PI:Barton) |
| 2007 |
The
Archaeology of Archaic and Early Modern Humans in Northwest
China; The Leakey Foundation (PI:Bettinger) |
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Study
area for Pac Rim Research (Barton 2005). Red triangles
represent known Late Banpo sites; white triangles are excavated
Late Banpo sites; circles are Dadiwan sites. |
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