Author: Chen Ping
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: ★ Chen Ping, the author, studied Shang and Zhou bronze wares and inscriptions under Zhang Zhengliang and conducted research on Yan culture for many years at the Beijing Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. This book is an academic monograph that covers the time period from the Paleolithic to the fall of Yan during the Qin dynasty and the spatial scope of Yan's territory during the late Warring States period, particularly the reign of King Zhao of Yan. It comprehensively reviews the archaeological cultures in the northern Youyan region within this, with a focus on the Yans culture during the two Zhou periods. For each archaeological culture discussed, the book generally covers major academic aspects such as its discovery and naming, chronology and distribution, site characteristics and cultural connotations, phases and types, origins and destinations, and ethnic affiliations. It fully reflects the academic achievements of historians and archaeologists in studying these cultures while also offering the author's own judgments and insights on related academic issues. This monograph is both rich in commonalities and highly individualistic, making it a valuable read for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Research on the Northern Youyan Culture
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