- The
Zhangjiashan Han
bamboo texts are
ancient Han
dynasty Chinese written works dated 196–186 BC. They were
discovered in 1983 by
archaeologists excavating...
- dynasty,
sometime between 202 BC and 186 BC. It was
preserved among the
Zhangjiashan Han
bamboo texts and
contains similar mathematical problems and principles...
-
meridians are
first attested in two
works recovered from the
Mawangdui and
Zhangjiashan tombs of the Han-era
Changsha Kingdom, the
Cauterization Canon of the...
- portra**** the Qin as a
brutal regime. However,
archaeological evidence from
Zhangjiashan and S****hudi
reveal that many of the
statutes in the Han law code compiled...
-
Western Han
Shuanggudui Shangsun Jiazhai Han
slips Qinghai 1978 Han
Zhangjiashan Han
bamboo texts Hubei 1983
Western Han
Fangmatan Gansu 1986 late Warring...
-
early Imperial China:
Study and
translation of the
legal texts from
Zhangjiashan Tomb no. 247. Leiden: Brill. Farmer, Steve; Sproat, Richard; Witzel,...
- tomb in
Hubei province. It is
among the
corpus of
texts known as the
Zhangjiashan Han
bamboo texts. From do****entary
evidence this tomb is
known to have...
- (兴墩村),
Lingtou (岭头村),
Jianqiang (坚强村),
Shanfeng (山峰村),
Chongshan (崇山村),
Zhangjiashan (张家山村),
Linfeng (林丰村),
Fuqiang (富强村),
Heping (和平村),
Xuluo (徐罗村), Zhaojunling...
-
Mawangdui Shuanggudui S****hudi Qin
bamboo texts Yinqueshan Han
Slips Zhangjiashan Han
bamboo texts "The
Treasure on Silk and
Inscribed Slips".
Hunan Provincial...
- Zixu, one of the 8
texts from the Tomb 247 (202-186 BCE)
excavated at
Zhangjiashan, Jingzhou, Hubei, in 1983. The text is
paralleled by a
Dunhuang m****cript...
