An edition of China at work (1937)

China at work

an illustrated record of the primitive industries of China's masses, whose life is toil, and thus an account of Chinese civilization

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An edition of China at work (1937)

China at work

an illustrated record of the primitive industries of China's masses, whose life is toil, and thus an account of Chinese civilization

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Records the primary tools examined and recorded by Hommel and Henry Chapman Mercer, on their 1921 expedition into China. Chapters on 'Tools to make tools', 'Tools for procuring food', 'Tools for making clothing', 'Tools for providing shelter', 'Tools for enabling transport'.
Mercer is probably better known for his books 'The Bible in Iron' (1914) and 'Antique Carpenters' Tools' (1929)

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M.I.T. Press
Language
English
Pages
366

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Cambridge, Mass

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
338/.0951
Library of Congress
DS727 .H6 1969

The Physical Object

Pagination
x, 366 p.
Number of pages
366

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4753935M
Internet Archive
chinaatworkillus0000homm
ISBN 10
0262080354
LCCN
78096901
OCLC/WorldCat
61656
Library Thing
1575792
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.1604/9780262080354
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3670530

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