An edition of The meaning of China's most ancient art
(1952)
The meaning of China's most ancient art
an interpretation of pottery patterns from Kansu (Ma Ch'ang and Pan-shan) and their development in the Shang, Chou, and Han periods.
by Anneliese Bulling
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Bibliography: p. [143]-148.
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