南國島夷：古代東亞與中國中古研究

Albert E. Dien, SIX DYNASTIES CIVILIZATION (Early Chinese Civilization Series Series)

Yale: Yale University Press,  May 2007, 622pp., Hard cover, ISBN: 978-0-300-07404-8.

內容簡介

The Six Dynasties, also known as the “Dark Age” of Chinese history, was a period of political disunity and conflict but also one of important developments in the arts, religion, and culture. This comprehensive and extensively illustrated book covers the material culture of the Six Dynasties, A.D. 220 to 589. Albert E. Dien, a foremost expert on the period, draws on the archaeological findings of mainland China journals as well as historical and literary sources to clarify and interpret the database of over 1,800 tombs developed for this volume.
During the Six Dynasties, the influences of non-Chinese nomads, the flourishing of Buddhism, and increasing numbers of foreign merchants in the capitals brought about widespread change. The book explores what the archaeological artifacts reveal about this era of innovation and experimentation between the Han and Tang dynasties.

目　次

Preface....................vii
Chart of the Six Dynasties Period....................ix
The Sixteen States by Area....................x
One: The Six Dynasties....................1
Two: Cities and Outposts....................15
Three: Architecture....................46
Four: Tomb Architecture....................76
Five: The Royal Tombs....................163
Six: Tomb Furnishings....................193
Seven: Material Culture and the Arts....................233
Eight: Furniture....................300
Nine: Clothing....................312
Ten: Armor and Weapons....................331
Eleven: Music and Musical Instruments....................339
Twelve: Aspects of Daily Life....................354
Thirteen: Buddhism and Taoism....................387
Afterword....................424
Notes....................431
Glossary....................513
Bibliography....................517
Index....................585