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Zhou zhutong yizhi fajue” 1975–1979.\nKaogu, 1984.11: 971–3.”Hebei Xinle xian Zhongtongcun Zhanguo mu”.\nKaogu, 1984.12: 1069–71. “Shanxi Xiangfen Taosi yizhi shou ci faxian tongqi”.\nKaogu, 1984.4: 302–32, 348. “Chunqiu zaoqi Huang Jun Meng fufu mu fajue baogao”.\nKaogu, 1984.4: 333–7. “Shandong Tengxian faxian Teng hou tongqi mu”.\nKaogu, 1984.5: 405–16, 404. “1981–1983 nian Liulihe Xi Zhou Yan guo mudi fajue jianbao” 1981–1983.\nKaogu, 1984.5: 417–26. “Nei Menggu Aohan qi Zhoujiadi mudi fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1984.6: 505–9. ”Yinxu Xiqu faxian yizuo chema keng”.\nKaogu, 1984.6: 510–14. “Hubei Suixian faxian Shang Zhou qingtongqi”.\nKaogu, 1984.7: 582–90. “Yanshi Erlitou yizhi 1980–1981 nian III qu fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1984.7: 598–601. “Gansu Yongchang Sanjiaocheng Shajing wenhua yizhi diaocha”.\nKaogu, 1984.9: 779–83. “Chang’an Fengxi zao Zhou muzang fajue jilüe”.\nKaogu, 1985.10: 865–74. “Nei Menggu Aohan qi Xinglongwa yizhi fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1985.3: 284–6. “Pindingshan shi chutu Zhoudai qingtongqi”.\nKaogu, 1985.9: 848–9. “Shanxi Jixian chutu Shang dai qingtongqi”.\nKaogu, 1986.11: 977–81. “1984 nian Fengxi Dayuancun Xi Zhou mudi fajue jianbao” 1984.\nKaogu, 1986.12: 1067–72. “Anyang Xuejiazhuang dongnan Yin mu fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1986.1: 22–7, 11. “Chang’an Zhangjiapo Xi Zhou Jingshu mu fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1986.3: 197–209. “1979–1981 nian Chang’an Fengxi Fengdong fajue jianbao” 1979–1981.\nKaogu, 1987.12: 1062–70, 1145. “Anyang Wuguancun Beidi Shang dai jisi keng de fajue”.\nKaogu, 1987.12: 1071–85. “Houma Chengwanglu jianzhuqun yizhi fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1987.1: 15–32. “1984–85 nian Fengxi Xi Zhou yizhi muzang fajue baogao” 1984–85.\nKaogu, 1987.5: 410–13, 430. “Hubei Gucheng Zaoyang chutu Zhou dai qingtongqi”.\nKaogu, 1987.5: 414–28. “Hebei Yixian Yan Xiadu dishisanhao yizhi di yi ci fajue”.\nKaogu, 1987.8: 701–6, 762. “Shandong Linyi Zhongqiagou faxian sanzuo Zhou mu.”.\nKaogu, 1987.9: 773–7. “Ningxia Zhongning xian qingtong duanjian mu qingli jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1988.10: 882–93. “Anyang Guojiazhuang xinan de Yindai chemakeng”.\nKaogu, 1988.10: 894–909. “Shanxi Houma Niucun gucheng Jin guo jisi jianzhu yizhi”.\nKaogu, 1988.12: 1090–8. “Qiqihaer shi Dadao Sanjiazi muzang qingli”.\nKaogu, 1988.1: 15–23. “Luoyang laocheng faxian sizuo Xi Zhou chemakeng”.\nKaogu, 1988.3: 301–32. “Neimenggu Zhukaigou yizhi”.\nKaogu, 1988.7: 601–15. “1982–1983 nian Shaanxi Wugong Huangjiahe yizhi fajue jianbao” 1982–1983.\nKaogu, 1988.9: 769–77, 799. “1984 nian Chang’an Puducun Xi Zhou muzang fajue jianbao” 1984.\nKaogu, 1988.9: 784–7. “Linzi Qi guo gu cheng de paishui xitong”.\nKaogu, 1989.10: 893–905. “1987 nian Anyang Xiaotuncun dongbeidi de fajue” 1987.\nKaogu, 1989.12: 1057–66. “1988 nian Henan Puyang Xishuipo yizhi fajue jianbao” 1988.\nKaogu, 1989.1: 10–19. “Henan Xinyang xian Shihegang chutu Xi Zhou zaoqi tongqiqun”.\nKaogu, 1989.1: 20–5, 9. “Henan Xinyang shi Pingxi wuhao Chunqiu mu fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1990.1: 20–31. “Beijing Liulihe 1193 hao da mu fajue jianbao” 1193.\nKaogu, 1990.6: 504–10. “Shaanxi Chang’an Zhangjiapo M170 hao Jingshu mu fajue jianbao” M170.\nKaogu, 1991.5: 390–1. “Anyang Guojiazhuang 160 hao mu” 160.\nKaogu, 1991.8: 684–703, 736. “Xinjiang Luntai xian Qunbake muzang di er san ci fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1991.9: 781–802. “Hubei Xiangyang Tuanshan Dong Zhou mu”.\nKaogu, 1992.4: 294–303. “1987 nian Yanshi Erlitou yizhi muzang fajue jianbao” 1987.\nKaogu, 1993.10: 880–901. “1991 nian Anyang Hougang Yin mu de fajue” 1991.\nKaogu, 1993.6: 488–99. “1991 nian Anyang Huayuanzhuang dongdi nandi fajue jianbao”.\nKaogu, 1993.6: 507–17. “Anhui Tongling shi gudai tongkuang yizhi diaocha”.\nKaogu, 1993.7: 656–7, 670. “Anhui Lu’an xian faxian yizuo Chunqiu shiqi muzang”.\nKaogu, 1994.3: 193–205. “Qinghai Datong Huangjiazhai mudi faxian baogao”.\nKaogu, 1995.9: 788–91, 801. “Luoyang dongjiao C5M906 hao Xi Zhou mu” C5M906.\nKaogu, xuebao 1953.6: 57–116. “Hebei sheng Tangshanshi Jiagezhuang fajue baogao”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1954.8: 139–44. “Luoyang Shaogou fujin de Zhanguo mu”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1955.9: 91–116. “1952 nian qiuji Luoyang dongjiao fajue baogao” 1952.\nKaogu, xuebao 1957.1: 103–18. “Shanxi Changzhi Fenshuiling gumu de qingli”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1957.1: 93–102. “Changsha chutu de sanzuo daxing muguo mu”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1957.3: 63–92. “Xi’an Banpo de Zhanguo muzang”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1959.1: 41–60. “Changsha Chu mu”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1959.2: 15–36. “Luoyang Jianbin Dong Zhou chengzhi fajue baogao”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1959.4: 59–90. “Anhui Tunxi Xi Zhou muzang fajue baogao”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1963.1: 17–44. “Qinghai Dulan xian Nuomuhong Dalitaliha yizhi diaocha yu shijue”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1965.1: 83–106. “Hebei Yixian Yan Xiadu gucheng kancha he shijue”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1965.2: 79–102. “Hebei Yixian Yan Xiadu dishiliuhao mu fajue”.\nKaogu, xuebao 1974.2: 63–86. “Changzhi Fenshuiling 269 270 hao Dong Zhou mu” 269 270.\nKaogu, xuebao 1975.1: 141–56. “Shenyang Zhenjiawazi de liangzuo qingtong 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