If you liked Soviet scholarship on the prehistory of Asiatic Russia by Chester S. Chard, start with Japanese source materials on the archaeology of the Kurile Islands (1960), An annotated bibliography of the preceramic archaeology of Japan (1964), and The Sokotri (1937). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Japanese source materials on the archaeology of the Kurile Islands 1960 · 391 pages · Chester S. Chard · Same author
  2. 2 An annotated bibliography of the preceramic archaeology of Japan 1964 · 83 pages · Harumi Befu, Chester S. Chard · Same author
  3. 3 The Sokotri 1937 · 21 pages · Chester S. Chard, Harvard University. Department of Anthropology. Anthropology 11B · Same author
  4. 4 Northeast Asia in prehistory 1971 · 17 pages · Chester S. Chard · Same author
  5. 5 Kamchadal culture and its relationships in the Old and New Worlds 1961 · 236 pages · Chester S. Chard · Same author
  6. 6 Man in prehistory 1974 · 406 pages · Chester S. Chard · Same author
  7. 7 Distribution and significance of ball courts in the Southwest 1940 · 18 pages · Chester S. Chard, J. O. Brew · Same author

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BookOrb recommends Japanese source materials on the archaeology of the Kurile Islands (1960), An annotated bibliography of the preceramic archaeology of Japan (1964), The Sokotri (1937), Northeast Asia in prehistory (1971), and Kamchadal culture and its relationships in the Old and New Worlds (1961).

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Soviet scholarship on the prehistory of Asiatic Russia is by Chester S. Chard.