Archaeology of Song, Yuan, and Ming Dynasties (Series of Discoveries and Research on Cultural Relics and Archaeology in 20th Century China)

Author: Qin Daxiu
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The "20th Century Chinese Archaeological and Cultural Relics Discovery and Research Series" is a series of books on the history of discipline development and academic research. Its content includes a comprehensive overview of archaeological and cultural relic work in the 20th century; descriptions of research on important archaeological cultures and ancient regional cultures; thematic studies of cultural relics and archaeology; and case studies of significant archaeological discoveries, excavations, and research. The archaeology of the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties is relatively a new discipline compared to other chronological archaeologies. This book briefly reviews the pioneering and developmental history of Song, Yuan, and Ming archaeology in the 20th century, primarily involving the archaeological excavations and research results of various types of city sites, tombs, porcelain production, and other handicraft sites. It systematically presents an overview of this discipline. The main text is approximately 200,000 words, accompanied by 10 color illustrations and 42 black-and-white illustrations, making it rich in visuals and detailed in information. It serves as an essential reference work for understanding and researching this academic field.