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MCCRZ (The Management Committee of the
Cultural Relics in Zhejiang) (1960): An excavat-
ing report about the ancient site in Suitianfan,
Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, Kao Gu Xu Bao
No. 2, p. 93.
MS: The report of the tomb of the stone mural in
Eastern Han Dynasty in Mizhi, Wen Wu No. 3,
Beijing p. 72.
MS (The museum of Shaanxi Province) (1974):
The excavation of the tomb of Li Shou in Tang
Dynasty, Wen Wu No. 9, p. 82.
Nan Bo (1977): The stone & bronze artifacts
found in Xiaoxiawan, Wuxian County, Jiangsu
Province, Wen Wu No. 1, p. 91.
Pang Bing-lian & Cheng Xian-liang (1957): The
story of the ploughs, Science Pictorial, No. 7,
Beijing p. 11.
RIACAS (The Research Institute of Archaeology
of the Chinese Academy of Sciences) (1964): An
excavation report about the ancient site in Nai-
lijiao, Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province, Kao
Gu No. 6 p. 270.
RIRD (The Research Institute of Relics in Dun-
huang) (1957): The wall paintings in Dunhuang,
Beijing.
RISX (The Research Institute of Archaeology in
Shaanxi Province) (1962): The Documentation
of the ancient site in Naigucheng, Fengxiang,
Shaanxi, Kao Gu No. 9, p. 493.
Song Zhao-lin (1983): The history of primitive so-
ciety in China. Beijing, p. 257.
Sun Chang-xu (1959): The origin and develop-
ment of Lei Si, Shanghai, p. 53.
TCRJS (The Team of Cultural Relics in Jiangsu
Province) (1962): The excavation of the ruin in
Taigangsi, Xishanqiao, Nanjing, Kao Gu No. 3,
p.117.
TSBSY (The Team of Systematizing Bamboo-
Strips at Yunmen) (1981): Qin tombs in Yun-
men, Sui-hu-di, Vol. 3, p. 25, Beijing.
Wang Xing-guang (1988): A tentative analysis of
the conditions of plough farming in Chinese
history, Zhengzhou U. Magazine No. 4, p. 1.
Wzzg Xing-guang (1989): The concepts & objects
& roles of traditional agriculture. The history of
Chinese Agriculture, No. 1, Nanjing, p. 27.
Wang Xing-guang & Chen Wen-hua (1985): The

vitality of the traditional techniques of produc-
tion in China, Agricultural Archaeology, No. 2,
Nanchang, No. 2, p. 2.
Wang Jin-yu (1985): On-the-spot investigation of
the farming picture in Dunhuang frescoes,
Agricultural Archaeology No. 2, p. 138.
Wang Ya-zhou (1960): The stone agricultural tools
in Changchun, Kao Gu, No. 4, Beijing, p. 32.
Wang Yu-hu (1964): The summarization of the
Chinese agricultural works. Beijing, p. 20-30.
WTCRJS (Working Team of Relics in Jiangsu
Province) (1962): An excavation report of the
ancient site in Taigangsi, Xisanqiao, Nanjing,
Kao Gu, Beijing No. 3, p. 117.
WTCEJ (The Working Team for Cultural Remains
in Jiayuguan) (1972): The brick carving tomb of
Han Dynasty in Jiayuguan, Wen Wu, No. 13,
p. 24.
WTHTH (The Working Team for the Han Tomb in
Horiger) (1978): The wall painting of Han Dy-
nasty in Horinger, Beijing p. 112.
Xu Heng-hin (1976): The ploughing & harrowing
models of Western Jin unearthed at Lian
County, Guangdong Province, Wen Wu No. 3,
p.75.
Yang Kuan (1980): The History of the Warring
Kingdoms’ Period, Shanghai, p. 22.
You Zhen-yao (1984): Study of Han pictorial
stones presenting agricultural activities at Si-
hong in Jiangsu Province. Agricultural Archae-
ology, No. 2, p. 75.
Yu Fu-wei & Ye Wang-song (1981): On the origin
of the Chinese plough-tillage agriculture. Agri-
cultural Archaeology, No. 1, p. 32.
Zhang Lian-ying (1985): The agricultural ex-
change of Chinese with Philippine and overseas
Chinese in Ming & Qing Dynasties. Agricultu-
ral Archaeology, No. 2, p. 61.
Zheng Zhen-duo (1959): The Paintings of the Song
Dynasty. Beijing, p. 9.
Zhang Zheng-kuan & Chen Wen-hua (1981): An
index of archaeological data in relation to farm
tools. Agricultural Archaeology No. 2, p. 160.
Zhong Hang (1979): Finding a bronze ard-share in
Jinan, Shandong Province. Wen Wu, No. 12,
Beijing, p. 36.