沙土下的宝藏

几千年岁月的河流把曾经的痕迹大部分冲刷干净,也许只是偶然,才在一片沙地上封存了一些古人的记忆。如果不是江西大洋洲的惊人发现,我们也许就会彻底地遗忘他们。     

黄土高原考察琐记

这是一篇考察黄土高原的回忆录。由于一些机缘 ,得遍历黄土高原各处。在考察过程中 ,得以确定若干故城关隘的遗址 ,辩明几条交通大道的通塞 ,从而论证前哲时彦的讹误不实之处。黄土高原早在远古时期即已辉煌昌盛 ,其后历久不坠。可是现在却已残破不堪 ,许多地区沟壑纵横 ,难有平坦之地。这是长期侵蚀有以致之。积疚既明 ,或有助于黄土高原的治理     

圣地秘宝 最接近天空的宝藏展中的造像

佛教源于印度,7世纪传入西藏以后,历经1300余年的发展,一方面吸收了印度、尼泊尔和中原佛教的精华;另一方面又融入了本土宗教——苯教的诸多元素,使得佛教在西藏脱胎换骨,形成了独树一帜的藏传佛教。     

山西遍地是国宝——佛光寺，第一国宝

“垂涎已久”。 很好概括了我们对山西旅游的向往。 “当我们驱车纵贯山西南北时,最强烈的印象是：山西遍地是国宝。”这是中国国家地理杂志总编单志蔷在卷首语里说的第一句话。 “山西,遍地是国宝。”简单7个字,却有无穷诱惑力。素有“中国古代艺术博物馆”美称的山西,保留有全国百分之七十的地面古代建筑。山西现存古代建筑数量之多和历史、艺术价值之高都居全国之首。 “十年中国看深圳,百年中国看上海,千年中国看西安,五千年中国看山西”。[编者按]     

Pre-hispanic goldwork technology. The Quimbaya Treasure,Colombia

One of the most important pre-Columbian gold assemblages made up of more than one hundred objects from two tombs in the Cauca river valley, Colombia, was studied to obtain archaeometric information. Although several attempts have been made to arrange gold production in time and space from the stylistic point of view, no firm conclusions were possible due to the lack of archaeological contexts. This paper presents first results of a new, fully instrumental approach, in which different analytical techniques, including OM, SEM-EDS, XRF, PIXE, RBS, AMS and X-ray imaging, were applied in order to determine a technological, metallurgical and chronological frame of the so-called Quimbaya Treasure.     

盐,国之大宝

盐,作为人类生活的必需品,人人不可缺少.俗话说:走遍天下离不了线,山珍海味离不了盐;走遍天下娘好,吃尽滋味盐好;开门开件事,柴、米、油、盐、酱、醋、茶.无论世界上任何国家和地区,盐既是民生之必需,也是国家财政赋税收入的一项重要来源,甚至是一项重要的战略资源.     

朱鹮之乡洋县探宝记

<正>2019年2月9日,农历正月初五,我乘高铁到"朱鹮之乡"——陕西汉中市洋县。开始探寻富有"东方宝石"美誉的国家Ⅰ级保护动物朱鹮。早晨7点左右从北京西站出发,到西安换乘刚刚开通一年多的西成高铁,历时5个多小时抵达洋县西站。从西安到洋县,全程     

魂系国宝

一 那是1984年10月5日午后,新华社记者、《光明日报》记者、《文汇报》特约记者、《羊城晚报》特约记者以及青海省的各家报纸和电台、电视台的记者,鱼贯进入西宁宾馆后楼会议厅,准备抢先报道一条爆炸性新闻:稀世珍宝——敦煌经卷回到了祖国的文物宝库!     

Notes on the Stamford Bull-Running.

Publii Ovidii Nasonis Fastorum Libri Sex. Edit with a trans. and commentary by Sir James George Frazer. 5 vols. Macmillan &; Co., 1929. 8¾" x 5?". Pp.xxxi + 357; iii + 512; iii +421; iii + 353; xiii + 212 (index) + 88 (ill.) + plans. £6 6s.

Myths of the Origin of Fire. By Sir James George Frazer. Macmillan &; CO., 1930. 8¾" x 5?". Pp. 238. 12s. 6d.

Man, God and Immortality. Thoughts on Human Progress. By Sir James George Frazer. Macmillan &; Co., 1927. 8¾" x 5?". Pp. xvi. + 437. 15s.     

Notes and Queries on Totemism.

The Tribal System in Wales, being part of an Inquiry into the Structure and Methods of Tribal Society. By Frederic Seebohm, L. L. D., F. S. A. London: Longmans, Green &; Co., 1895 By Laurence Gomme.

Egyptian Tales Translated from the Papyri. Second Series, XVIIIth to XIXth Dynasty. Edited by W. M. Flinders Petrie, Hon. D. C. L., LL. D. London: Methuen &; Co., 1895

Kilns, Mills, Millers, Meal, and Bread. By the Rev. Walter Gregor, M. A., LL. D. London: David Nutt, 1894.

Legends of Florence Collected from the People, and retold by C. G. Leland. First Series. D. Nutt, 1895. By W. H. D. R.     

Stray Notes on Japanese Folklore.

A WORLD REMEMBERED: TALES AND LORE OF THE POLISH LAND. Collected and compiled by MARION MOORE COLEMAN. Cherry Hill Books, 1965. Price 5 dollars. Reviewed by Violet Mason.

ANNUAL CUSTOMS AND FESTIVALS IN PEKING. By TUN LI-CH'EN. Trans lated and Annotated by DERK BODDE. Hong Kong University Press; Oxford University Press. Pp. 147. 52s. 6d. Reviewed by W. H. Hudspeth.

FOLKLORE BALEAR. Bv ANDRÉS FERRER GINARD. Ed. Cort. 1965. Reviewed by Violet Alford.

INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY OF REGIONAL EUROPEAN ETHNOLOGY AND FOLKLORE. VOL. ii: Folk Literature (Germanic). By LAURITS BØDKER. Published by CIAP with the support of UNESCO. Copenhagen, Rosenkilde &; Bagger, 1965. Pp. 365. Reviewed by Ellen Ettlinger.

STRAW PATH. Data on the Spread and the Origin of the Mediterranean Name Type of Via Lactea. By LÁSZLÓ MÁNDOKI. Acta Ethno graphica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, Tomus XIV, Fasciculi 1–2. Budapest, 1965. Pp. 21. Reviewed by Theo Brown.

MYTH. A Symposium. Edited by THOMAS A. SEBECK. Indiana University Press, 1965. Pp. 180. $2–45 (7s 6d). Reviewed by E. O. James.

SOMERSET FOLKLORE, By R. L. TONGUE, edited by K. M. BRIGGS. County Folklore, Vol. VIII. The Folk-lore Society, 1965. Pp. 243. 40s. Reviewed by Faith Sharp.

HEALTH AND HEALING IN RURAL GREECE. By RICHARD AND EVA BLUM, Stanford University Press. 30s. Reviewed by Eric J. Trimmer.

SAGEN UND HIRE DEUTUNG. By MAX LÜTHI, LUTZ RÖHRICH and GEORG FOHRER. Introduction by W. E. Peuckert. Evangelisches Forum. Heft 5. Göttingen, Vandenhoeck &; Ruprecht, 1965. Pp. 80. Reviewed by Ellen Ettlinger.

DAS MÄRCHEN. SEIN ORT IN DER GEISTIGEN ENTWICKXUNG, By HEDWIG VON BEIT. Bern, Francke Verlag, 1965. Pp. 373. Reviewed by Ellen Ettlinger.

EARLY IRISH POETRY. Edited by JAMES CARNEY. Cork, The Mercier Press, 1965. Pp. 99. Reviewed by Ellen Ettlinger.

THE FIRST BOOK OF IRISH MYTHS AND LEGENDS. With introduction by EOIN NEESON. Cork, The Mercier Press, no year. Pp. 126. Reviewed by Ellen Ettlinger.

TRADITIONAL COUNTRY CRAFTSMEN. By J. GERAINT JENKINS. London, Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd, 45s. Reviewed by D. N. Kennedy.

THE HOGARTH BOOK OF SCOTTISH NURSERY RHYMES. Collected and edited by NORAH AND WILLIAM MONTGOMERY. London. Hogarth Press, 1964. 15s. Reviewed by W. Bonser.

ENVIRONMENT AND ARCHAEOLOGY. An Introduction to Pleistocene Geography. By KARL W. BUTZER. Methuen, 1965. Pp. 524. 84s. net. Reviewed by E. O. James.

PATTERNS OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR. By S. FORD and FRANK A. BEACH. Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1965. Pp. 330. 30s. net. Reviewed by E. O. James.     

Yak: A Treasure House

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古镇黎里的中秋“显宝”

关于黎里古镇的显宝,不少著作有所记载。清代徐达源1805年问世的《黎里志》卷四《风俗》篇有记：＂八月十五日为中秋节,人家有赏月之宴。     

Tangka Gesar:A Rare Treasure

King Gesar is an epic orally passed down through history. With a view to attracting more audience, some balladeersbegan making drawings to illustrate the contents and these became the earliest form of tangka painting about Gesar.People, however, also cherished the Gesar Tangka for home worship purposes. Most of these paintings depict Gesar mounted on a horse in battle. Such paintings can be further divided into two types: One type finds expression in the 10 tangka paintings collected by the Jig-mei Museum in Paris; and the second type includes 11 tangka paintings by the