Tomb Rituals in Han Dynasty Pictorial Stone Reliefs: Depictions of Historical Figures
Archaeological reports show that about 70% of Han dynasty pictorial stone sites feature historical figures, revealing a significant yet understudied aspect of tomb ritual practice (muji yishi). This study examines how these depictions may reflect ritual characteristics and their relationship to temp...
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2026
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