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'Sacrificial pits' or 'pits of a destroyed state': the clash of views behind Sanxingdui archaeology (“祭祀坑”还是“灭国坑”)
Tang, 2021. Meicheng Zaijiu (Orientations, Chinese edition) 2021(3), 6–.
Review of the debate over whether the pits held sacrificial offerings or the destroyed regalia of a conquered polity.
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Tang (2021). 'Sacrificial pits' or 'pits of a destroyed state': the clash of views behind Sanxingdui archaeology (“祭祀坑”还是“灭国坑”). Meicheng Zaijiu (Orientations, Chinese edition) 2021(3), 6–.
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. “'Sacrificial pits' or 'pits of a destroyed state': the clash of views behind Sanxingdui archaeology (“祭祀坑”还是“灭国坑”).” Meicheng Zaijiu (Orientations, Chinese edition) 2021(3), 6– (2021).