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Metalworking Technology And Deterioration Of Jin Bronzes From The Tianmaqucun Site Shanxi China Quanyu Wang

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Metalworking Technology And Deterioration Of Jin Bronzes From The Tianmaqucun Site Shanxi China Quanyu Wang
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Publisher: BAR Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 208.51 MB
Author: Quanyu Wang
ISBN: 9781841714042
Language: English
Year: 2002

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Metalworking Technology And Deterioration Of Jin Bronzes From The Tianmaqucun Site Shanxi China Quanyu Wang by Quanyu Wang 9781841714042 instant download after payment.

The subject of Dr Wang's research is the technical study of excavated bronze fragments from the site of Tianma-Qucun, situated in southwest Shanxi province, China. The site was identified as an early capital of the Jin state in the periods of the Western Zhou and early 'Spring and Autumn' (i.e. 1027-650 BC). This study of 47 fragments provides new metallurgical data on Jin bronzes, specifically on casting techniques and the deterioration of these bronzes in their burial environment (corrosion study helps guide investigative cleaning and conservation treatment). Comparing bronzes from the elite tombs with those from other graves reveals social differences within the Jin culture. The main chapters cover a general review of the Bronze Age; descriptions of the Tianma-Qucun site; project methodology; analysis; corrosion reports; alloy composition. Technical data for the samples are reported in the catalogue and the accompanying download, which allows full-colour viewing.

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