Published in JiangHan Archaeology (江汉考古), 2022
Archaeology; Lithic Analysis; China; Paleolithic-Neolithic transition; Teshoa; RHBF
Recommended citation: Shengqian CHEN, **Ruizhe LIU**, Yixin ZHOU, Bing DONG, Jun ZHAO, Hui. LIU. "Ridged-hammer Bipolar Flaking and the Paleolithic-Neolithic Transition" JiangHan Archaeology 03,180, (2022): 59-69. http://rzliu37.github.io/files/2022RHBF.pdf
Published in Current Anthropology, 2022
Anthropology; Evolutionary theory; Southwest China; Mosuo; Market Integration
Recommended citation: Mattison, Siobhán M., Darragh Hare, Neil G. MacLaren, Adam Z. Reynolds, Chun-Yi Sum, **Ruizhe Liu**, Mary K. Shenk et al. "Context Specificity of “Market Integration” among the Matrilineal Mosuo of Southwest China." Current Anthropology 63, no. 1 (2022): 118-124. http://rzliu37.github.io/files/2022MI.pdf
Published in Social Science, 2021
Anthropology; Kinship; SNA; Southwest China; Mosuo; Gender
Recommended citation: Mattison SM, MacLaren NG, **Liu R**, Reynolds AZ, Baca GD, Mattison PM, Zhang M, Sum C-Y, Shenk MK, Blumenfield T, von Rueden C, Wander K. Gender Differences in Social Networks Based on Prevailing Kinship Norms in the Mosuo of China. Social Sciences. 2021; 10(7):253. https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci10070253 http://academicpages.github.io/files/2021SNA.pdf
Published in Matrix: A Journal for Matricultural Studies, 2021
Anthropology; Evolutionary theory; Southwest China; Mosuo; Kinship
Recommended citation: Mattison, Siobhan M., Chun-Yi Sum, Adam Z. Reynolds, Gabrielle D. Baca, Tami Blumenfield, Sara Niedbalski, **Ruizhe Liu** et al. "Using evolutionary theory to hypothesize a transition from patriliny to matriliny and back again among the ethnic Mosuo of Southwest China." Matrix: A Journal for Matricultural Studies (2021). http://rzliu37.github.io/files/2021p-m.pdf
Published in Quaternary, 2020
Archaeology; Lithic analysis; China; Paleolithic-Neolithic transition; Teshoa; RHBF
Recommended citation: **Liu, Ruizhe**, Hui Liu, and Shengqian Chen. 2020. "Alternative Adaptation Strategy during the Paleolithic–Neolithic Transition: Potential Use of Aquatic Resources in the Western Middle Yangtze Valley, China" Quaternary 3, no. 3: 28. http://rzliu37.github.io/files/2020RHBF.pdf