Chengba: the Dangqu City of the Han Dynasty in south-west China

Abstract The Chengba site is the only city site dated from the late Warring States Period in eastern Sichuan Province, China. New discoveries of artefacts and structures at the site enable exploration of the regional role and management of counties that were established at this time by the central government.

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Antiquity
Published
2024-11-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2024.187
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Chinese history and philosophy
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Chengba: the Dangqu City of the Han Dynasty in south-west China

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Abstract The Chengba site is the only city site dated from the late Warring States Period in eastern Sichuan Province, China. New discoveries of artefacts and structures at the site enable exploration of the regional role and management of counties that were established at this time by the central government.

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