How do Archaeologists Date Artifacts?

Wang Hongxing, a Chinese name, has the same name as the young tenor singer Wang Hongxing. He is a national first-class actor, and is currently the deputy dean, professor and master's tutor of the Conservatory of Music of Yunnan Academy of Arts. There is also archeologist Wang Hongxing, director of the Hubei Provincial Museum and director of the Hubei Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology.

Wang Hongxing

(archaeologist)

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Wang Hongxing, a Chinese name, has the same name as the young tenor singer Wang Hongxing.

Wang Hongxing, male, born in August 1957, formerly

At the same time, Comrade Wang Hongxing has not relaxed his requirements in the field of business research. Since joining the work, he has presided over a large number of archeological excavation projects (the main projects are shown in Table 1), and published a large number of monographs (see the main situation see Table 2).

1. "Bashan Chu Tomb", editor-in-chief, written by Ying Yi, Cultural Relics Publishing House, October 1991, about 500,000 words, won the second prize of Xia Yi Chinese archaeological research results.

2. Baoshan Chujian Preface, written by Cultural Relics Publishing House, October 1991, about 3,000 words.

3. "A Trial Analysis of Baoshan Chu Tombs", monograph, "Cultural Relics", Issue 5, 1988, about 8,000 words.

4. "The Age and Tomb Owner of Baoshan Tomb No. 2", monograph, "Chu Culture Research Collection" Vol.2, Hubei People's Publishing House, March 1991, about 7,000 words.

5. "Analysis of the Tributary System of the Tombs of the Chu Kingdom", a monograph, submitted to the International Conference on the History and Culture of the Chu Kingdom (1988), about 12,000 words.

6. "The system of using the tripod for the Chu tombs of the senior aristocracy viewed from the tomb of Baoshan No. 2", monograph, "The Tomb of Baoshan · Appendix 15", Cultural Relics Press, October 1991, about 15,000 words.

7. "Chu Calendar Issues Reflected by Baoshan Bamboo Slips", monograph, "Chu Tombs in Baoshan · Appendix II O", Cultural Relics Publishing House, October 1991, about 18,000 words.

8. "Study on Lacquerware Group of Baoshan Tomb No. 2", monograph, "Chu Literature and Art Collection" Vol.2, Hubei Art Publishing House, December 1991, about 18,000 words.

9. "Family Cemetery of Noble Family of the Chu Kingdom", monograph, "China", 6th issue, 1988, about 4,000 words.

10. "On the Archaeological Value of Excavation at Baoshan Cemetery", monograph, "Jianghan Archaeology", 2nd issue, 1988, about 8,000 words.

11. "Nomenclature of the Relics of the Longshan Period in the Jianghan Region", written by Wu Yi, "Jianghan Archaeology", 1985, Issue 2, about 8,000 words.

12. "A Glimpse of the Early City Sites in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River", a monograph, "The Proceedings of the Pre-history Culture of the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River and the Proceedings of the Second Asian Civilization Symposium", Yuelu Book Club, December 1996, 10,000 words

13. "Date of Chu Tombs No.1 and 2 of Jiuliandun, and the Identity of the Tomb Owner", The Sixth Collection of Chu Culture Essays in Four Provinces, Hubei Education Press, June 2005.

14. Wang Hongxing: "The Precious Treasure · Preface", Hubei Art Publishing House, June 2004.

15. Wang Jiansu: "Review on the Study of Chu Shan Bamboo Slips in Baoshan", a monograph, "Jianghan Forum", 1993 issue, about 8,000 words.

16. Wang Jiansu: "Review on the Study of the Chu Tombs in Baoshan", a monograph, "Huaxia Archaeology", 1994, Issue 2, about 8,000 words.

17. Hu Yali and Wang Hongxing: "A Preliminary Analysis of Zigui Guanzhuangping Zhou Dynasty Ruins", written by Xuan Er, "Jianghan Archaeology" No. 4, 1984, about 8,000 words.

18. Wang Hongxing and Hu Yali: "Nomenclature of the Relics of the Longshan Period in the Jianghan Region", written by Wu Yi, "Jianghan Archaeology", 2nd issue, 1985, about 8,000 words.

19. Wang Hongxing: "Classification of Sites in the Longshan Period", a monograph, submitted to the paper of the Second Annual Meeting of the Archeological Society of Hubei Province, about 8,000 words.

20. Wang Hongxing: "Study on the Staging of Qujialing Site", a monograph, submitted to the paper of the Second Annual Meeting of the Archeological Society of Hubei Province, about 12,000 words.

21. Wang Hongxing: "An Introduction to Shijiahe Culture", a monograph, "Anthology of Cultural Relics and Archaeology", Wuhan University Press, September 1997, about 20,000 words.

22. Wang Hongxing: "External Forces in the Formation and Development of Shijiahe Culture", monograph, "The Proceedings of the 29th Annual Meeting of the Chinese Archaeological Society", Cultural Relics Publishing House, December 1997, about 8,000 words.

23. Wang Hongxing: "A Glimpse of the Early City Sites in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River", a monograph, "Proceedings of the Prehistoric Culture in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River and the Second Asian Civilization Symposium", Yuelu Shushe December 1996, about 12,000 words.

24. Wang Hongxing: "Relationship of Neolithic Sites Distribution in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River, Relations between Cultural Center Transfers and Environmental Changes", monograph, "Jianghan Archaeology", 1998 Issue 2, about 15,000 words.

25. Wang Hongxing: "Research on Domestic Sources of Rice and Rice Farming Sources", monograph, "Journal of Hubei University" 1998, 3, about 16,000 words.

26. Wang Hongxing: "Discussion on the Identification and Application of Historical Materials in Real Objects", monograph, "Jianghan Archaeology" 1997, Issue 2, about 8,000 words.

27. Jingsha Railway Archaeological Team of Hubei Province: "Briefing on Excavation of Baoshan Chu Tomb in Jingmen City", written by Yi Yi, "Culture Relics", Issue 5, 1988, about 13,000 words.

28. Jingsha Railway Archeological Team: "Jingmen Hujiagang Site Excavation Briefing", written by Er Er, "Jianghan Archaeology", 1988, Issue 2, about 8,000 words.

29. Jingsha Railway Archaeological Team: "Briefing on the Excavation of the Blacksmith Bay Site of Jingmen", written by Jian Yi, "Jianghan Archaeology", 1988, Issue 2, about 7,000 words.

30. Hubei Provincial Museum: "Archaeological Survey in the Middle Reaches of the Juzhang River", written by Wu Yi, "Archaeology of Jianghan", 2nd issue, 1982, about 8,000 words.

31. Hubei Provincial Museum: "Dangyang Fengshan and Yangmugang Site Trial Excavation Briefing", monograph, "Jianghan Archaeology" 1983, issue 1, about 7,000 words.

32. Hubei Provincial Museum: "Experimental Excavation Briefing of Ziguiguanzhuangping Site", written by Yiyi, "Jianghan Archaeology", No. 3, 1984, about 7,000 words.

33. In addition, the artifacts of the Baoshan Chu Tomb in the "Hubei Provincial Museum" (Japanese version), "Chu Cultural Relics Catalogue" and "Complete Works of Chinese Art · Lacquerware" are all written by myself.

34. Wang Hongxing: "Three Questions on Archaeological Research in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River", "Proceedings of the Academic Symposium on Chu Culture and Pre-Qin Civilization in Jingzhou".

35. Wang Hongxing: "Thinking about how to deepen Chu and Du's exploration", "Five Provincial Collected Papers on Chu Culture in Four Provinces".

36. Wang Hongxing: "Viewing the Origin and Function of Early City Sites in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River from the Yingchengmen Banwan Chenglu Settlement", and submitted "Anthology of Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Founding of Henan Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology".

37. Wang Hongxing: "Enlightenment from the excavation of the Panwan site in Yingchengmen". "Cultural Relics" October 2002

38. Wang Hongxing: "The Origin and Functions of the Urban Tribes in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River", Cultural Relics Report, October 2002.

39. Wang Hongxing: "The Origin and Function of the Chenghuang Tribes in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River from the Wanwan Site in Yingchengmen", "Archaeology" to be published.

40. Wang Hongxing: "Neolithic Environmental Change Information in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River", submitted to the third conference paper of the China Environmental Archaeology Conference.

41. Wang Hongxing: "My View on the Origin and Functions of the Neolithic City Tribes in the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River", Civilization Newsletter, 2003, Issue 6.

42. Wang Hongxing: "Mysterious Jiuliandun", National Geographic, 2003, Issue 3.

43. Wang Hongxing: "Experiences and Lessons from the Live Excavation of the Chulian Tomb at Jiuliandun", Cultural Relics News, January 2003.

44. Wang Hong is: "The main harvest of the excavation of Chulian Tomb of Jiuliandun, Zaoyang", "Archaeology", 2003, 7th issue.

45. Wang Hongxing: "Date of Chu Tombs No.1 and 2 of Jiuliandun, and the Identity of the Tomb Master", Volume 6 of Chu Proceedings of Chu Culture in Four Provinces, Hubei Education Press, June 2005.

46. Wang Hongxing: "Research on the Tripod System of Chu Tombs No. 1 and 2 in Jiuliandun", submitted the papers of the Ninth Annual Meeting of Chu Culture in Four Provinces.

47. Wang Hongxing: "Current Situation and Development Countermeasures of Provincial Museums", Cultural Relics News.

48. Wang Hongxing: "Pros and Cons of Provincial Museums and Archaeological Institutes", Cultural Relics News.

49. Wang Hongxing: "The Precious Treasure · Preface", Hubei Art Publishing House, June 2004.

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