• Bulletin of the Chinese Ceramic Society
  • Vol. 41, Issue 9, 3047 (2022)
SHAN Sihan1、2、*, ZHANG Ruifeng1、2, WANG Qin1、2, ZHU Yuhua3, and QI Guodong4
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    SHAN Sihan, ZHANG Ruifeng, WANG Qin, ZHU Yuhua, QI Guodong. Structural Analysis and Comparison of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall Mortar in Beijing Yanqing and Huairou[J]. Bulletin of the Chinese Ceramic Society, 2022, 41(9): 3047 Copy Citation Text show less
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    SHAN Sihan, ZHANG Ruifeng, WANG Qin, ZHU Yuhua, QI Guodong. Structural Analysis and Comparison of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall Mortar in Beijing Yanqing and Huairou[J]. Bulletin of the Chinese Ceramic Society, 2022, 41(9): 3047
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