Chinese archaeological mysteries

Author: Compiler: Geng Jianzhu
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: The history of Chinese archaeology has witnessed many archaeological mysteries that remain unsolved to this day. These mysteries are enigmatic, with conflicting theories and no definitive conclusions. This book selects 41 such mysteries, ranging from the origins of humans and rice to suspended coffins, Ru porcelain, erotic art, and the Luoyang Shovel, and solves them one by one. It details the historical background of each mystery, the process of its resolution, as well as some lingering enigmas and answers that remain unsolved. Many archaeological mysteries are layered with sub-mysteries, intertwined with myths and legends, forming fascinating and dramatic stories that are both real and surreal, captivating and thrilling. The book combines text and illustrations, providing thorough and well-supported information, making it easy to understand and enjoyable for both experts and the general public. References are included at the end of the book. It is a cultural feast meticulously prepared by archaeologists for the general public, offering an engaging and enjoyable journey of exploration and discovery guided by experts.