This article highlights the ongoing discovery of Yuan Dynasty porcelain through archaeology, maritime finds, and private collections, emphasizing its impact on research, technical knowledge, and understanding of the trade networks of the era.
This article focuses on Jingdezhen's role as the central porcelain production hub during the Yuan Dynasty. It explores its kiln organization, manufacturing processes, and enduring influence on ceramics.
This article explores the challenges of reconstructing ancient Chinese bronze casting techniques through experimental archaeology, highlighting the process of recreating tools, materials, and methods, and revealing the skills and challenges faced by ancient bronze workers.
This article delves deeper into the bronze masks of Sanxingdui, exploring their unique characteristics, their role in ritual performances, their connection to the spirit world, and the insights they provide into the distinct religious beliefs of the ancient kingdom of Shu.
This article explores the bronze ware of the ancient kingdom of Shu, highlighting the unique artifacts discovered at Sanxingdui, the distinct casting techniques, and the cultural significance of this powerful and largely independent civilization.
This article explores the use of bronze ware as grave goods in ancient China, highlighting its connection to beliefs about the afterlife, the social status reflected in the types and quantities of objects, and how the placement of these objects reveals insights into ritualistic practices.
This article explores the archaeological significance of Chinese bronze ware, highlighting the discoveries at various sites, the insights gained into ancient society, metallurgy, trade, and the overall contribution to our understanding of early China.