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1. NEW ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES
THE aims and methods of Chinese archaeology have changed sharply since the formation of the People's Republic of China. Actual field work too has expanded greatly. Most excavations are planned by the
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1952 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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2. ARTS AND CRAFTS OF 2300 YEARS AGO
THE latter part of the period of the Warring States (circa 403-221 B. C.) was one of the high points of Chinese history. It produced remarkable philosophers, statesmen, military strategists and
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1954 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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3. OUR NEOLITHIC ANCESTORS
THE PRACTICE of keeping in close contact with the constantly increasing number of industrial construction sites, now standard among China's archaeological organizations, has yielded new and important
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1956 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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4. Workshop of China's Oldest Civilization
EXCAVATIONS at an ancient town-site discovered in 1950 at Chengchow, capital of Honan province, have provided archaeologists with some new and very important evidence about the dawn of historical
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1957 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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5. Opening an Imperial Tomb
FOR the first time since the fall of the Ming dynasty in 1644, the quiet valley in which thirteen of its emperors lie buried became a scene of bustling labour again early in 1958 when over 400,000
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1959 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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6. Grave Statues Reveal Ancient Life
TOMB-FIGURES, usually of pottery, wood, stone or metal, have been found in great numbers 'in our excavations of ancient graves. They appeared first in the period of the Warring States (5th to 3rd
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1959 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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7. Tracing the Thread of the Past
NEVER have Chinese archae-ologists been able to do so much as in the past decade. Our work has been conducted as a regular part of the scientific research programme of the People's Government.
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1959 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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8. New Finds of Ancient Silk Textiles
REMAINS of silk fabrics of the Han (206 B.C. -A.D. 220), Sui (A.D. 581 - 618) and early Tang (A.D. 618-907) dynasties were recently discovered in Niya, east of Khotan, and at Astana cemetery near
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1962 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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9. China and Africa - Historical Friendship
TO CROSS the thousands of miles that separate China from the African continent, the traveller must journey over extensive deserts, high mountains or vast oceans. Yet, according to written records and
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1962 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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10. From Savagery to Civilization
AN immense amount of archaeo-logical data about the history of primitive society in China has been collected since the liberation in 1949. There are still many gaps to be filled, but the main pattern
Author: HSIA NAI Year 1965 Issue 11 PDF HTML