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On the Ethnic Attribution of the Ancient Dian Culture

Sang Yao-hua

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The unique and brilliant bronze culture bequeathed by the ancient Dian people was not created as some scholars believes by the ancestors of the Yue people or Diqiang people. The ancient Pu people (Mo-Mong people) played a major role in the formation of the culture, with Diqiang people and Baiyue people participated.

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The unique and brilliant bronze culture bequeathed by the ancient Dian people was not created as some scholars believes by the ancestors of the Yue people or Diqiang people. The ancient Pu people (Mo-Mong people) played a major role in the formation of the culture, with Diqiang people and Baiyue people participated.

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The unique and brilliant bronze culture bequeathed by the ancient Dian people was not created as some scholars believes by the ancestors of the Yue people or Diqiang people. The ancient Pu people (Mo-Mong people) played a major role in the formation of the culture, with Diqiang people and Baiyue people participated.

Key concepts: Ethnic group, Attribution, Bronze, History, Ancient history, Ethnology, Anthropology, Art

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