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Christy G. TurnerII, “Dental Evidence on the Origins of the Ainu and Japanese.” Science193 (3 091976):911–913. - Marvin J. Allison, “Paleopathology in Peru”. Natural History88.2 (02, 1978):74–82.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 March 2015

John S. Major
John S. Major*
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Dartmouth College
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Early China , Volume 4 , 1978 , pp. 78 - 79
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FOOTNOTES

1. Turner cites Wei Ting-sheng on this point; but Wei's work is open to question on many points. See also Needham, Joseph, Science and Civilisation in China, IV.3 (Cambridge, 1971), 551–553Google Scholar, and Ronan, Colin and Needham, Joseph, The Shorter Science and Civilisation in China, I (Cambridge, 1978), 33–35Google Scholar. The latter seems to refer, without attribution, to Turner's dental evidence.

2. See, for a recent summary of the evidence and extensive citations from the literature, the “Symposium on Japanese Origins,” ed. by Miller, Roy Andrew, Journal of Japanese Studies 2.2 (Summer, 1976), 295–436Google Scholar. (Articles by Miller, Richard Pearson, Bruno Lewin, and Murayama Shlchirō.)

3. Shiji, chaps. 6, 28, 118; see Needham, , SCC IV.3:551–553Google Scholar.