摘要
This paper employs the Euclidean distance clustering method on the cramal data of 18 groups of ancient population. Among them, six groups are Jomon specimens of Japan, 12 groups come fronl South, North and Northeast China of the Neolithic, Bronze and early iron Ages.The results of multivariate analysis indicate that the Jomon population is closest to the Northeastern groups of China and a few Huanghe Basin groups.The author argues that the Jomon population was derved mainly from the ancient population of Northeast China and partly from that of the Huanghe Basin.
This paper employs the Euclidean distance clustering method on the cramal data of 18 groups of ancient population. Among them, six groups are Jomon specimens of Japan, 12 groups come fronl South, North and Northeast China of the Neolithic, Bronze and early iron Ages.The results of multivariate analysis indicate that the Jomon population is closest to the Northeastern groups of China and a few Huanghe Basin groups.The author argues that the Jomon population was derved mainly from the ancient population of Northeast China and partly from that of the Huanghe Basin.
出处
《华夏考古》
1999年第4期63-67,85,共6页
Huaxia Archaeology
