Jianrong Chong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 2741074 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jianrong Chong |
| NOMBRES | Jianrong |
| APELLIDO | Chong |
| FIRMA | CHONG J |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4922-5887 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Horse selection for sacrificial practice in Qin culture during the late Warring States period
Horse sacrifice played an essential role in the elite mortuary ritual from the Shang period (ca. 16th century to 11th century BCE) down to the first unification of China under the Qin Dynasty. Whilst numerous historical texts, corroborated by archaeological discoveries, have attested to its importance, the lack of detailed zooarchaeological analysis has limited deeper understanding of the principles underlying horse selection and, more broadly, t…
Analytical study on the funerary textile of the tomb owner at Karatumma, Kazakhstan
Within the framework of joint archaeological research under the Belt and Road Initiative, the Shaanxi Academy of Archaeology and the Issyk National Historical and Cultural Museum collaborated from 2024 to 2025 to conduct a scientific investigation on a textile fragment unearthed from the Karatumma Cemetery (5th–3rd centuries BCE) in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan. The fragment, a remnant of the female tomb owner’s funerary garment, exists as an …
Loess Highland societies during the Yinxu period (1300–1050 BC)
Recent research is highlighting the archaeological significance of the Loess Highland of north-central China. Here, the authors report on some of the findings from Zhaigou, in Shaanxi Province, where excavations have so far revealed monumental architecture, elite burials and evidence of craft production, indicating marked social stratification and networks of interaction with the Shang capital of Anyang on the Central Plain. Rather than an extens…
Pre-Qin and Qin-Han management of wheat agriculture on the southern Loess Plateau
Cowrie Use and Social Differentiation in the Western Zhou Dynasty (1046 – 771 bce )
This study examines the usage and sociopolitical significance of cowries ( Monetaria moneta and Monetaria annulus ) in the Zhouyuan region during the Western Zhou period (1046–771 bce ), a key phase in the early development of Chinese statecraft. Through systematic analysis of over 2000 cowries excavated in tombs from three representative sites—Yaojia, Kongtougou, and Zhougongmiao—we assess species composition, modification types, and size distri…
Diet and social differentiation in Western Zhou China
Early use and production of iron in the northern Shaanxi
Yuejiazhuang is a cemetery site of Qin people in the Northern Shaanxi, China, and it is dated to the mid‐late Warring States Period. Ninety‐two iron objects were excavated from the Yuejiazhuang cemetery site, which provide an opportunity to understand the use and production of iron in the Northern Shaanxi. The metallurgical and statistical study has revealed that bloomery iron, cast iron, and steel made from cast iron were adopted in the Northern…
Communication and interaction between Central and Northern China
Beauty and chemistry
Lead white is one of the most important pigments in human history, and its synthesis has promoted the development of art and cosmetics. The corrosion approach to synthesize lead white appeared in Greece during the fourth century BCE, and since then lead white has been produced on a large-scale and widely used in painting and cosmetics across Europe. However, when and how synthetic lead white appeared in east Eurasia and whether it was also involv…
Economic embeddedness and small-scale iron production in the capital region of the Han Empire
An iron production and exchange system at the center of the Western Han Empire
Does market volatility impact presidential approval
Recently, market volatility has been used as an explanatory variable for presidential job approval. Our research builds on such an approach by first extracting the economic and non‐economic components of market volatility using the Eta® (c4cast.com, Inc., 750 E. Walnut St., Pasadena, CA 91101) model, which considers 18 economic factors, far more than the unemployment and inflation factors used in most similar studies. Further, our results suggest…
An iron production and exchange system at the center of the Western Han Empire
Does market volatility impact presidential approval
Recently, market volatility has been used as an explanatory variable for presidential job approval. Our research builds on such an approach by first extracting the economic and non‐economic components of market volatility using the Eta® (c4cast.com, Inc., 750 E. Walnut St., Pasadena, CA 91101) model, which considers 18 economic factors, far more than the unemployment and inflation factors used in most similar studies. Further, our results suggest…
Early use and production of iron in the northern Shaanxi
Yuejiazhuang is a cemetery site of Qin people in the Northern Shaanxi, China, and it is dated to the mid‐late Warring States Period. Ninety‐two iron objects were excavated from the Yuejiazhuang cemetery site, which provide an opportunity to understand the use and production of iron in the Northern Shaanxi. The metallurgical and statistical study has revealed that bloomery iron, cast iron, and steel made from cast iron were adopted in the Northern…
Communication and interaction between Central and Northern China
Does market volatility impact presidential approval
Recently, market volatility has been used as an explanatory variable for presidential job approval. Our research builds on such an approach by first extracting the economic and non‐economic components of market volatility using the Eta® (c4cast.com, Inc., 750 E. Walnut St., Pasadena, CA 91101) model, which considers 18 economic factors, far more than the unemployment and inflation factors used in most similar studies. Further, our results suggest…
Economic embeddedness and small-scale iron production in the capital region of the Han Empire
An iron production and exchange system at the center of the Western Han Empire
Beauty and chemistry
Lead white is one of the most important pigments in human history, and its synthesis has promoted the development of art and cosmetics. The corrosion approach to synthesize lead white appeared in Greece during the fourth century BCE, and since then lead white has been produced on a large-scale and widely used in painting and cosmetics across Europe. However, when and how synthetic lead white appeared in east Eurasia and whether it was also involv…
Early use and production of iron in the northern Shaanxi
Yuejiazhuang is a cemetery site of Qin people in the Northern Shaanxi, China, and it is dated to the mid‐late Warring States Period. Ninety‐two iron objects were excavated from the Yuejiazhuang cemetery site, which provide an opportunity to understand the use and production of iron in the Northern Shaanxi. The metallurgical and statistical study has revealed that bloomery iron, cast iron, and steel made from cast iron were adopted in the Northern…
Communication and interaction between Central and Northern China
Cowrie Use and Social Differentiation in the Western Zhou Dynasty (1046 – 771 bce )
This study examines the usage and sociopolitical significance of cowries ( Monetaria moneta and Monetaria annulus ) in the Zhouyuan region during the Western Zhou period (1046–771 bce ), a key phase in the early development of Chinese statecraft. Through systematic analysis of over 2000 cowries excavated in tombs from three representative sites—Yaojia, Kongtougou, and Zhougongmiao—we assess species composition, modification types, and size distri…
Diet and social differentiation in Western Zhou China
Horse selection for sacrificial practice in Qin culture during the late Warring States period
Horse sacrifice played an essential role in the elite mortuary ritual from the Shang period (ca. 16th century to 11th century BCE) down to the first unification of China under the Qin Dynasty. Whilst numerous historical texts, corroborated by archaeological discoveries, have attested to its importance, the lack of detailed zooarchaeological analysis has limited deeper understanding of the principles underlying horse selection and, more broadly, t…
Analytical study on the funerary textile of the tomb owner at Karatumma, Kazakhstan
Within the framework of joint archaeological research under the Belt and Road Initiative, the Shaanxi Academy of Archaeology and the Issyk National Historical and Cultural Museum collaborated from 2024 to 2025 to conduct a scientific investigation on a textile fragment unearthed from the Karatumma Cemetery (5th–3rd centuries BCE) in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan. The fragment, a remnant of the female tomb owner’s funerary garment, exists as an …
Loess Highland societies during the Yinxu period (1300–1050 BC)
Recent research is highlighting the archaeological significance of the Loess Highland of north-central China. Here, the authors report on some of the findings from Zhaigou, in Shaanxi Province, where excavations have so far revealed monumental architecture, elite burials and evidence of craft production, indicating marked social stratification and networks of interaction with the Shang capital of Anyang on the Central Plain. Rather than an extens…
Pre-Qin and Qin-Han management of wheat agriculture on the southern Loess Plateau
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (9 obras) · Archaeology (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts (4 obras) · Art (3 obras) · China (3 obras) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 obras) · Business (2 obras)