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Tag: Tang Dynasty
Tang Tomb of Ma Sanniang Reveals Persian Silver and Gold
On the morning of January 6, the Shaanxi Provincial Academy of Archaeology announced the results of its excavation of a Tang dynasty tomb belonging to Ma Sanniang (马三娘), a woman buried in 698 AD whose grave goods display strong Western and Persian influences. Excavation Background From January 2022 to April 2024, in connection with the
Lingfei Jing: The 43-Line Small Regular Script Masterpiece
Lingfei Jing: The 43-Line Masterpiece of Small Regular Script By the Tang dynasty (618–907), China’s five major scripts — seal, clerical, cursive, running, and regular — were fully mature. Yet no form was more widely used than small regular script (*xiaokai*), the precise, compact handwriting used for documents and scriptures. Among all xiaokai works ever









