| Ref ID: | 25680 |
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| Ref Type: | Book Section in a Series |
| Authors: | Hua Jueming, |
| Title: | On the origin of metallurgy in China |
| Date: | 2000 |
| Source: | The beginnings of metallurgy in China |
| Place of Publication: | Lewiston, NY |
| Publisher: | The Edwin Mellen Press |
| Abstract: | Traditionally people believed that there was only one center of origin for metallurgy in the world and, therefore, that the emergence of Chinese metallurgy was the result of diffusion from outside. Based on historical literature and the history of technology, the author argues that this technological invention may have occured in several places in the world. Chinese metallurgy was a native invention, probably evolving from multiple centers. |
| Date Created: | 7/7/2008 |
| Editors: | Linduff, Katheryn M. Han Rubin, Sun Shuyun, |
| Number: | 11 |
| Page Start: | 51 |
| Page End: | 61 |
| Series Title: | Chinese Studies |