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《考古》2017年7/8月一座偏远的岩厦遗址记录了澳洲最早居民的生活,而且拓展了已知的分布范围。一般认为,人类最早在大约50,000年前从印尼——马来群岛横渡大海,抵达澳洲这片大陆。根据考古发现,他们在之后分别向东、西两个方向扩张,占据资源优越的海滨地带。那么,他们又是如何向内陆迁徙的?墨尔本拉楚布大学(La Trobe University)的考古学家Giles Hamm,一直不满足于沿海岸线迁移的理论,认为一定有人曾涉足内陆地区。2007年,他对弗林德斯山(the Flinders Ranges)进行了系统调查,在北部的峡谷中发现
Archeology July / August 2017 A remote rock-shady site chronicles the life of Australia’s oldest inhabitants and expands its known distribution. It is generally believed that humans crossed the sea from Indonesia to Malaysia about 50,000 years ago and arrived in mainland Australia. According to archaeological discoveries, they were later respectively expanded in the east and west directions to occupy a well-resourced waterfront. How, then, did they migrate inland? Giles Hamm, an archeologist at La Trobe University in Melbourne, has been content with the theory of migration along the coastline and believes there must be someone involved in the hinterland. In 2007, he conducted a systematic survey of the Flinders Ranges, found in the northern canyons