This book is revised based on the book "The Other Side of Archeology" published by our agency in 2016. The new book deletes the text that is relatively alien to archaeological work and adds a large number of thematic and professional articles. After the revision, the book is divided into four parts, namely: Looking for Tombs, Talking about Stones, Reading the City, and Investigating Objects. The two parts, "Looking for Tombs" and "Yu Shi", are based on additions, deletions and revisions of the contents of the two parts of the original book "Shiyu" and "Books from Tombs"; the first part "Reading the City" is a completely new content, mainly focusing on the urban archeology of Zhejiang; the first part "Looking for Things" is based on the content of the original book "Observing Things", which is still mainly about what is seen, heard and felt during archaeological travels or personal daily life.
Reader comments
This book reminded me of the archaeological experience my husband and I had when we first got married, and it resonated with me very much. The author Zheng Jiali's writing is very vivid, and the content in the book is also very professional, especially the part about urban archeology in Zhejiang, which gave me a deeper understanding of the land where I live. Moreover, I especially appreciate the author's passion and focus on archaeological work, which makes me cherish my life and work even more. Overall, this is a book well worth reading.
This book reminded me of the archaeological experience my husband and I had when we first got married, and it resonated with me very much. The author Zheng Jiali's writing is very vivid, and the content in the book is also very professional, especially the part about urban archeology in Zhejiang, which gave me a deeper understanding of the land where I live. Moreover, I especially appreciate the author's passion and focus on archaeological work, which makes me cherish my life and work even more. Overall, this is a book well worth reading.