Archaeology Journal. Issue 2

Author: Zhu Qixin
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: Archaeology is a science. In today's urgent demand for the popularization of scientific knowledge, archaeology naturally should also be popularized. However, although the number of archaeological briefings, reports, and works is abundant, they are not easily accessible to general readers. Archaeology has its own methods, terminology, and norms, and those who have not undergone specialized training find it difficult to understand when faced with a large number of artifacts, data, and charts. Even in disciplines closely related to archaeology, such as historians, anthropologists, and art historians, there are still many gaps. The articles collected in this book are written by archaeologists who have led archaeological excavations, vividly describing their experiences and elaborating on the historical and cultural connotations and significance of the themes discovered during the process, prompting readers to reflect on the developmental of ancient Chinese civilization.