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Very nice to meet you. I am an archaeologist from Canada and I also have archaeobotanical training. The area in which I do my research is Northeast Asia, in particular the Korean peninsula and Japanese archipelago. My interest is in Mumun social change, Yayoi social change, as well as Mumun archaeobotany and intensive agriculture.
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