Lates Chinese archaeological discoveries

Author: Xu Hong
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: A sequel to the best-selling work by this press, Major Archaeological Discoveries in China (Volumes 1 and 2). Written for the general public by first-tier archaeologists in China, this popular archaeological book adopts an angle of rewriting and supplementing history. With rich and clear images and concise, straightforward text, it introduces 32 typical major archaeological discoveries across China that have been ongoing from the mid-1980s to the present. The illustrators and authors of the content were all experts who personally participated in the relevant archaeological sites, and most of them were the leaders of the archaeological investigation and excavation projects. From the perspective of those directly involved and history enthusiasts, they narrate the origins and development of the archaeological discoveries, as well as little-known anecdotes behind them. The selected archaeological findings span the regions within and beyond the Great Wall, as well as the vast areas south and north of the Yangtze River, reflecting the new technologies and research achievements in China's archaeological field over the past two decades. Combining scientific rigor, engaging storytelling, and comprehensive reference materials, it not only boasts strong readability but also offers high aesthetic and collectible value.