Textile archaeology

Author: Zhao Feng
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The 20th century was an era when the field of cultural relics and archaeology in China began scientific exploration. Standing at the threshold of the new century, opening this book allows readers to relive the exciting years filled with major discoveries and groundbreaking research. Perhaps it will reveal the footprints of perseverance, perhaps it will spark the flame of wisdom, and perhaps it will inspire a new relay at the forefront of academia.
The Series on Cultural Relics and Archaeological Discoveries and Research in 20th Century China is a collection of books on the history of disciplinary development and academic research. Its content includes comprehensive discussions on the general state of archaeology and cultural relic work in the 20th century, narratives on important archaeological cultures and ancient regional cultures, thematic studies on cultural relics and archaeology, and case studies of significant archaeological discoveries, excavations, and research.
Arranged chronologically, the book provides detailed accounts of numerous archaeological discoveries of textiles and textile tools in China over the past century. It offers relatively in-depth analyses of the technological characteristics and craftsmanship of textiles from various historical periods reflected in these findings. Additionally, it presents a comprehensive overview of the current state of research on ancient textiles in China, providing rich references for future studies. The book is accompanied by 7 color illustrations and 53 black-and-white illustrations.