Mineral Resources and Metallurgical Technologies along the Southern Silk Road
Author(s): Yingfu Li
Year: 2018
Summary
China's southwest region has vast terrain and diverse landscape with rich mineral resources. From the bronze age to the iron age, this area existed two very obvious metallurgical technology systems, "Central Plains" and "non-Central Plains". The coexistence of two systems is not only the result of "sinification" , but also the result of the circulation of metallurgical resource and transmission of technology as social response in the mountainous environment in southwest China.
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Mineral Resources and Metallurgical Technologies along the Southern Silk Road. Yingfu Li. Presented at The 82nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Washington, DC. 2018 ( tDAR id: 445374)
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Asia
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min long: 28.301; min lat: -10.833 ; max long: -167.344; max lat: 75.931 ;
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Abstract Id(s): 21343