https://www.academia.edu/resource/work/51097652
LONG-DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD?
GOLD BEECH-NUT PENDANTS FOUND IN THE EARLY IRON AGE CHINA AND THE EURASIAN STEPPE Yan Liu1*, Jianjun Yu2, Junchang Yang1, Wenying Li2
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