Author: Shaanxi Provincial Administration of Cultural Relics Affairs
Language: Chinese with English summary
ISBN/ISSN: 750101106
Published on: 1998-01
Hardcover
Discovered in 1982, Huaqinggong is the imperial garden contructed during the great Tang dynasty. Among the unearthed artifacts are stone tools, bone pendants and hairpins, pottery ring, and several thousand shards of painted read pottery. Most of the illustrations in this report focus on architecture elements such as carved bricks, wall, and structure layout.
Language: Chinese with English summary
ISBN/ISSN: 750101106
Published on: 1998-01
Hardcover
Discovered in 1982, Huaqinggong is the imperial garden contructed during the great Tang dynasty. Among the unearthed artifacts are stone tools, bone pendants and hairpins, pottery ring, and several thousand shards of painted read pottery. Most of the illustrations in this report focus on architecture elements such as carved bricks, wall, and structure layout.
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