An edition of 40 years of cultural relics protection in Tibet (1999)

40 years of cultural relics protection in Tibet

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Yuxin Zhang, Yuxin Zhang
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China Intercontinental Press
Language
English
Pages
40

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Subjects

Cultural property, Protection, Antiquities, Collection and preservation

Places

China, Tibet Autonomous Region, Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
Edition Availability
Cover of: 40 years of cultural relics protection in Tibet
40 years of cultural relics protection in Tibet
1999, China Intercontinental Press
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Edition Notes

Translation of Xizang wen wu bao hu si shi nian published by Wu-zhou chuan bo chu ban she, Beijing, 1999.

Originally acquired by Trace Foundation's Latse Library (New York City, NY), and donated to Columbia University Libraries in July 2017.

Published in
Beijing
Series
Tibet series, Tibet series
Other Titles
Forty years of cultural relics protection in Tibet

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS786 .Z5213 1999

The Physical Object

Pagination
40 pages
Number of pages
40

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44196239M
ISBN 10
7801135458
ISBN 13
9787801135452
OCLC/WorldCat
46398722

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