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The Excavation of Dated Western Jin Tomb in Changshan, Nanling, Anhui Province

Liu Ping-shen

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The excavation of 3 brick tombs in Changshan, Nanling provide new data to make clear the social situation of Western Jin dynasty. The inscriptions of the bricks approve that the owners of the tombs were middle military officers.

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The excavation of 3 brick tombs in Changshan, Nanling provide new data to make clear the social situation of Western Jin dynasty. The inscriptions of the bricks approve that the owners of the tombs were middle military officers.

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The excavation of 3 brick tombs in Changshan, Nanling provide new data to make clear the social situation of Western Jin dynasty. The inscriptions of the bricks approve that the owners of the tombs were middle military officers.

Key concepts: Excavation, Archaeology, Brick, Geography, Ancient history, History

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