New archaeological finds in China (II)
Subtitle: more discoveries during the cultural revolution.
Publisher: Foreign Languages Press
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Peking
Language: eng
Number of pages: 129
Subjects: China -- Antiquities.
Table of contents: value: New archaeological finds.-Panlungcheng, the remains of a Shang city.-Tombs with sacrificial slaves, early Western Chou dynasty.-Mining site of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.; value: The sword of the Prince of Yueh found in a tomb of Chu in Kiangling.-Paintings on silk from a Chu tomb of the Warring States period found in Changsha.-Chin pottery measure unearthed in Kirin.-An art treasure-trove of Chin.-Books copied on silk from Han tomb no. 3 at Mawangtui.-Ancient military treatises on bamboo strips found in Han tombs.-A statue of Li Ping from the Eastern Han period.-Mural paintings in the Wei and Tsin tombs at Chiayukuan.-Two underground galleries of Tang dynasty murals.-Wall paintings in a Liao dynasty tomb at Kulun.-The epitaph of Sung Kuo-chung, cliff inscriptions at Ashhata and stone tablets of Yung Ning Monastery.-Historical relics unearthed or discovered on the Hsisha Islands-Appendix.