Early China: Volume 2 - | Cambridge Core

Developments in Historical Studies in Japan: The Yin, Zhou,Zhanquo, Qin, and Han Periods
Tada Kensuk
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26 March 2015, pp. 73-83
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Resumé: “Bronze Foundry in Western Chou: Prolegomena to theStudy of Chou Bronze Inscriptions *
Matsumaru Michio
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26 March 2015, p. 83
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Scholarly Visits to China: Two Accounts – A Tour of The PeoplesRepublic of China
Lester J. Bilsky
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26 March 2015, pp. 88-89
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Scholarly Visits to China: Two Accounts – Ancient China in NewChina
Doris Dohrenwend
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26 March 2015, pp. 89-94
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The Art and Archaeological Delegation which visited the People's Republic ofChina in November of 1973 was jointly sponsored by the National Academy ofSciences of the United States and the Scientific and Technical Associationof the PRC. Originally intended to be chiefly archaeological, the delegationultimately included specialists in Chinese painting, a historian and aconservationist as well as those of us more immediately concerned with“underground art” or recent archaeological finds (see List 1).

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