The author of this book, Professor Wang Lianlong, has been engaged in unearthed documents for many years, especially the collection and research of new stone carvings and related issues. It contains twenty papers written by the author in recent years on the research of unearthed documents. Most of the papers fully combine unearthed slips, stone carvings and handed down documents. They focus on the research fields of recording, collation, compilation, forgery, and compilation of unearthed documents from the perspective of philology. They provide in-depth and precise discussions on the organization and research of unearthed documents. He expounded his own thoughts on the relationship between archeology and history in the new era, archeology and empirical research, stone carvings and historical research, etc. Most of them were quite innovative.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It is a very in-depth study of unearthed documents and combines a variety of documents to give us a more comprehensive historical picture. I especially like the discussion of stone carvings and historical research in the book, which is very innovative. However, I kind of hate the uncommon words in the explanations. It's so hard to read! But overall, this is a book worth reading and I recommend it to you!
This book is very interesting! It is a very in-depth study of unearthed documents and combines a variety of documents to give us a more comprehensive historical picture. I especially like the discussion of stone carvings and historical research in the book, which is very innovative. However, I kind of hate the uncommon words in the explanations. It's so hard to read! But overall, this is a book worth reading and I recommend it to you!