Author: Xie Wansin and Yang Fei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is part of the Colorful Unsolved Mysteries series. The editors strive to interpret Chinese archaeological mysteries from a fresh perspective. Based on extensive references to historical documents and archaeological materials, as well as incorporating the latest research findings, the book provides a comprehensive analysis of over 50 Chinese archaeological mysteries from four aspects: unsolved mysteries of ancient sites, vanished splendid civilizations, the mysterious realm of tombs, and the enigmatic world of artifacts. It delves deep into the historical and cultural secrets hidden behind the mysterious appearances, allowing readers to acquire knowledge effortlessly while broadening their cultural horizons, aesthetic appreciation, and imaginative space.
Unsolved Mysteries of Chinese Archaeology
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