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A Study on the Tombs of the Area Connected the Northern Dynasties and Southern Dynasties

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Throughcultural factors of the tombs, the related history, geographical background and cultural tradition of the area connected the Northern Dynasties and Southern Dynasties, it can be seen clearly that South Shanxi, South Henan and North Hubei and Shandong were three important ways through which Southern Dynasties culture was diffused to north.

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Throughcultural factors of the tombs, the related history, geographical background and cultural tradition of the area connected the Northern Dynasties and Southern Dynasties, it can be seen clearly that South Shanxi, South Henan and North Hubei and Shandong were three important ways through which Southern Dynasties culture was diffused to north.

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Throughcultural factors of the tombs, the related history, geographical background and cultural tradition of the area connected the Northern Dynasties and Southern Dynasties, it can be seen clearly that South Shanxi, South Henan and North Hubei and Shandong were three important ways through which Southern Dynasties culture was diffused to north.

Key concepts: Six Dynasties, Ancient history, Archaeology, Five Dynasties, Geography, History, Period (music), Art

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