Guopeng Chen

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• Chen, G. P. (2024) Boundary-crossing as resilience: the colonisation of the Maya at Lamanai, Belize in the 16th century. Journal of Social Archaeology, 24(2), 130–149.
• Wang, X. M., Liu, L. Q., Chen, G. P. et al. (2024) Behavior of the ancient humans as reflected by the broken long bones of mammals from the Majuangou site, Nihewan Basin. Acta Anthropologica Sinica, 43(1), 91–105. (in Chinese)
• Chen, G. P. (in press) Why is linear evolutionary theory popular in archaeology in China? In ****A. Hein and J. Lovell (eds.) Handbook on the History and Practice of Chinese Archaeology.
• Zhou D. and Chen, G. P. (in press) Marxist influence on archaeology in China, 1949–1976. ****In ****A. Hein and J. Lovell (eds.) Handbook on the History and Practice of Chinese Archaeology.
• Chen, G. P. (in press) Rejuvenation, sexuality, and speech act: “Fountain of youth” motif on ivory materials in the 14–15th centuries Europe. In C. Laurenti and J. Dinges (eds.) H2Oxford: Water flowing through Archaeology. Proceedings of the GAO 2023 Conference. Oxford: BAR publishing.
• Chen, G. P., & Chen, S. Q. (2019). The use of acorns in Neolithic Zhejiang area: perspectives from ethnography and historiography. The Archaeology of Northern Ethnicity, 7, 49–65 (in Chinese).
• Lin, X. and Chen, G. P. (accepted) Control or Commons: Comparing the Liangzhu and Maya Jade. Latin American Antiquity.
• Chen, G. P. and Lin, X. (under review) The Maya Commons. Cambridge Archaeological Journal.