Junchang Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3584842 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Junchang Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Junchang |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northwestern Polytechnical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7896-8885 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Adhesives for cultural heritage conservation: Functions, performance evaluation, and application development
Mechanism of dendrite size variation in different sections of Shang-Zhou bronze ritual vessels: A Solidification Process Study of Bronze Ding
Granulation on royal adornments and reliquaries of the Tang dynasty (618–907 CE): Unveiling the Source, Usage, and Fabrication of Gold
Restoration and preservation of severely embrittled and curled historical photographs by glycerol triglycidyl ether emulsion
Technique and utilisation: Characterisation of copper granulation during the Sui and Tang dynasties (581–907 CE)
Preservation and conservation of Chinese fragile silk banners with pioneer spirit: New Silk Mesh Reinforcement
Shedding new light on lacquering crafts from the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE) by revisiting the lacquer screen from Sima Jinlong's Tomb
Cultural exchange and technical artistry: Gold ornaments found in pre-imperial Qin Tomb at Ta’erpo, Shaanxi
Comparative study of silk residue extraction agents: Evaluating efficiency and investigating structural impact
Silk residue extractants was compared, vital for optimizing protein recovery and identification. • Calcium-alcohol solution is more efficient than other reagents for non-aged and aged silk residues. • The calcium-alcohol extraction process maintains a more favorable protein conformation. This paper investigates the effectiveness of five different types of extractants for unearthed silk fabric residues. Residual proteins are extracted from non-age…
Bronze technology and metal resources in the Zhouyuan area before and after the replacement of Shang and Zhou Dynasties
Process and technical characteristics of traditional gilding technology on silver: Experimental Replication and Analysis of Silver Gilded Products
Multi-analytical investigation into the materials and techniques of paintings on Northern Wei Dynasty (398–494 CE) coffin planks excavated from Shanxi, China
This study combined various non-invasive and micro-invasive analytical techniques to investigate the production process of coffin plank paintings excavated from a Northern Wei tomb in Zhijiabao Village, Datong City, Shanxi Province. Fiber-optic reflectance spectroscopy, portable Raman spectroscopy, and portable X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy were employed for in-situ non-invasive detection of coffin panel paintings. On that basis, micro-samples …
Progress or compromise-technological investigation of the transition zone of metal chaplets in ancient Chinese bronzes
Technical characteristics and coating formation mechanism of gilded silver products unearthed from the Consort Tomb of Emperor Shengzong of the Liao dynasty
Compared with other gold plating processes, mercury gilding was widely used in ancient China due to the less consumption of gold and excellent adhesion between the gold layer and substrate. Herein, the comprehensive analyses of the silver crown and boots unearthed from the Consort Tombs of Emperor Shengzong (圣宗萧贵妃) of the Liao (辽) Dynasty reveal the surface composition and structural characteristics and also the unique multilayered structure and …
Historical photo curling and fracture mainly caused by the surface performance change of gelatin resulting from alternating dry-wet environment
Exploring purification methods to improve retrieval of collagenous binder residues from archeological murals
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Demystifying ancient filigree art: Microanalytical study of gold earrings from Dongheigou cemetery (4th-2nd century BCE) in north-west China
Art historical and archaeometric analyses of the ‘animal style’ gold and silver ornaments (fourth–third centuries bce ) found in north‐west China
The archaeological visibility of the production and consumption of gold and silver ornaments increased substantially during the Iron Age. A large number of precious metalworks rendered with distinctive ‘animal style’ motifs have been recovered from elite tombs in north‐west China, and have attracted great interest when investigating the dynamics of exchange, mobility and transcultural encounters in Eurasian antiquity. However, little scientific r…
Optimization of GuHCl extraction protocol on collagen-based binders in murals by response surface methodology
Production Techniques and Microstructures of Copper Granule: Experimental Analysis and Archaeological Case Study
Granulation is a decorative technique for metalwork where tiny granules are used. Recent discoveries in China confirmed that pure copper granulation was employed as early as the seventh century CE. However, the production techniques for copper granule are still unknown. Herein, a systematic study is carried out to produce pure copper granules by using “pouring method”, “heating method”, and “crucible method” to investigate possible techniques of …
Social agency and prestige technology: Serial production of gold appliqués in the early Iron Age north-west China and the Eurasian steppes
Recent discoveries in north-west China and the Central Asian steppes have shed new light on the study of power display and material connections amongst nomadic groups during the development of gold-making technology in Iron Age Eurasia. Bringing together material science and archaeological approaches, this paper presents an interdisciplinary study of serially produced gold artefacts recovered from the elite burials of north-west China, to gain a …
Accurate identification of the pastry contained in a ceramic pot excavated from Jurou Li's grave from the Jin dynasty (1115–1234 ce ) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
In order to identify accurately the circular object contained in the ceramic pot excavated from Jurou Li's grave of the Jin dynasty (1115–1234 ce ) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China, mass spectrometry was applied to determine the amino acid sequences of the residual proteins extracted from the sample, after preliminary starch grain analysis. The sequences were searched against a standard protein sequence database. The proteins extracted were identified as…
Copper granulation: Scientific analysis on the ornaments from the coronet of Lady Pei of the early Tang Dynasty (618–712 A.D.) in Xi’an, Shaanxi, China
Mass spectrometry analysis of textile used in decorating the coronet of Empress Xiao of the Sui Dynasty (581–618 A.D.)
Copper granulation: Scientific analysis on the ornaments from the coronet of Lady Pei of the early Tang Dynasty (618–712 A.D.) in Xi’an, Shaanxi, China
Bronze technology and metal resources in the Zhouyuan area before and after the replacement of Shang and Zhou Dynasties
Technical characteristics and coating formation mechanism of gilded silver products unearthed from the Consort Tomb of Emperor Shengzong of the Liao dynasty
Compared with other gold plating processes, mercury gilding was widely used in ancient China due to the less consumption of gold and excellent adhesion between the gold layer and substrate. Herein, the comprehensive analyses of the silver crown and boots unearthed from the Consort Tombs of Emperor Shengzong (圣宗萧贵妃) of the Liao (辽) Dynasty reveal the surface composition and structural characteristics and also the unique multilayered structure and …
Social agency and prestige technology: Serial production of gold appliqués in the early Iron Age north-west China and the Eurasian steppes
Recent discoveries in north-west China and the Central Asian steppes have shed new light on the study of power display and material connections amongst nomadic groups during the development of gold-making technology in Iron Age Eurasia. Bringing together material science and archaeological approaches, this paper presents an interdisciplinary study of serially produced gold artefacts recovered from the elite burials of north-west China, to gain a …
Biomass Spectrometry Identification of the Fibre Material in the Pall Imprint Excavated from Grave M1 , Peng‐state Cemetery, S hanxi, C hina
In order to identify the fibre material of the pall imprint excavated from the Peng‐state cemetery in S hanxi, biomass spectrometry was applied to determine the amino acid sequences of the residual protein extracted from the soil underneath the imprint. The sequences were searched against a standard protein sequence database. A well‐preserved silk pall sample from the Warring States Period was used as a comparative template. The protein extracted…
Progress or compromise-technological investigation of the transition zone of metal chaplets in ancient Chinese bronzes
Accurate identification of the pastry contained in a ceramic pot excavated from Jurou Li's grave from the Jin dynasty (1115–1234 ce ) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
In order to identify accurately the circular object contained in the ceramic pot excavated from Jurou Li's grave of the Jin dynasty (1115–1234 ce ) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China, mass spectrometry was applied to determine the amino acid sequences of the residual proteins extracted from the sample, after preliminary starch grain analysis. The sequences were searched against a standard protein sequence database. The proteins extracted were identified as…
Technique and utilisation: Characterisation of copper granulation during the Sui and Tang dynasties (581–907 CE)
Preservation and conservation of Chinese fragile silk banners with pioneer spirit: New Silk Mesh Reinforcement
Cultural exchange and technical artistry: Gold ornaments found in pre-imperial Qin Tomb at Ta’erpo, Shaanxi
Process and technical characteristics of traditional gilding technology on silver: Experimental Replication and Analysis of Silver Gilded Products
Demystifying ancient filigree art: Microanalytical study of gold earrings from Dongheigou cemetery (4th-2nd century BCE) in north-west China
Art historical and archaeometric analyses of the ‘animal style’ gold and silver ornaments (fourth–third centuries bce ) found in north‐west China
The archaeological visibility of the production and consumption of gold and silver ornaments increased substantially during the Iron Age. A large number of precious metalworks rendered with distinctive ‘animal style’ motifs have been recovered from elite tombs in north‐west China, and have attracted great interest when investigating the dynamics of exchange, mobility and transcultural encounters in Eurasian antiquity. However, little scientific r…
Optimization of GuHCl extraction protocol on collagen-based binders in murals by response surface methodology
Mass spectrometry analysis of textile used in decorating the coronet of Empress Xiao of the Sui Dynasty (581–618 A.D.)
Biomass Spectrometry Identification of the Fibre Material in the Pall Imprint Excavated from Grave M1 , Peng‐state Cemetery, S hanxi, C hina
In order to identify the fibre material of the pall imprint excavated from the Peng‐state cemetery in S hanxi, biomass spectrometry was applied to determine the amino acid sequences of the residual protein extracted from the soil underneath the imprint. The sequences were searched against a standard protein sequence database. A well‐preserved silk pall sample from the Warring States Period was used as a comparative template. The protein extracted…
Mass spectrometry analysis of textile used in decorating the coronet of Empress Xiao of the Sui Dynasty (581–618 A.D.)
Copper granulation: Scientific analysis on the ornaments from the coronet of Lady Pei of the early Tang Dynasty (618–712 A.D.) in Xi’an, Shaanxi, China
Accurate identification of the pastry contained in a ceramic pot excavated from Jurou Li's grave from the Jin dynasty (1115–1234 ce ) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
In order to identify accurately the circular object contained in the ceramic pot excavated from Jurou Li's grave of the Jin dynasty (1115–1234 ce ) in Xi'an, Shaanxi, China, mass spectrometry was applied to determine the amino acid sequences of the residual proteins extracted from the sample, after preliminary starch grain analysis. The sequences were searched against a standard protein sequence database. The proteins extracted were identified as…
Production Techniques and Microstructures of Copper Granule: Experimental Analysis and Archaeological Case Study
Granulation is a decorative technique for metalwork where tiny granules are used. Recent discoveries in China confirmed that pure copper granulation was employed as early as the seventh century CE. However, the production techniques for copper granule are still unknown. Herein, a systematic study is carried out to produce pure copper granules by using “pouring method”, “heating method”, and “crucible method” to investigate possible techniques of …
Social agency and prestige technology: Serial production of gold appliqués in the early Iron Age north-west China and the Eurasian steppes
Recent discoveries in north-west China and the Central Asian steppes have shed new light on the study of power display and material connections amongst nomadic groups during the development of gold-making technology in Iron Age Eurasia. Bringing together material science and archaeological approaches, this paper presents an interdisciplinary study of serially produced gold artefacts recovered from the elite burials of north-west China, to gain a …
Annual Bibliography
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Demystifying ancient filigree art: Microanalytical study of gold earrings from Dongheigou cemetery (4th-2nd century BCE) in north-west China
Art historical and archaeometric analyses of the ‘animal style’ gold and silver ornaments (fourth–third centuries bce ) found in north‐west China
The archaeological visibility of the production and consumption of gold and silver ornaments increased substantially during the Iron Age. A large number of precious metalworks rendered with distinctive ‘animal style’ motifs have been recovered from elite tombs in north‐west China, and have attracted great interest when investigating the dynamics of exchange, mobility and transcultural encounters in Eurasian antiquity. However, little scientific r…
Optimization of GuHCl extraction protocol on collagen-based binders in murals by response surface methodology
Multi-analytical investigation into the materials and techniques of paintings on Northern Wei Dynasty (398–494 CE) coffin planks excavated from Shanxi, China
This study combined various non-invasive and micro-invasive analytical techniques to investigate the production process of coffin plank paintings excavated from a Northern Wei tomb in Zhijiabao Village, Datong City, Shanxi Province. Fiber-optic reflectance spectroscopy, portable Raman spectroscopy, and portable X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy were employed for in-situ non-invasive detection of coffin panel paintings. On that basis, micro-samples …
Progress or compromise-technological investigation of the transition zone of metal chaplets in ancient Chinese bronzes
Technical characteristics and coating formation mechanism of gilded silver products unearthed from the Consort Tomb of Emperor Shengzong of the Liao dynasty
Compared with other gold plating processes, mercury gilding was widely used in ancient China due to the less consumption of gold and excellent adhesion between the gold layer and substrate. Herein, the comprehensive analyses of the silver crown and boots unearthed from the Consort Tombs of Emperor Shengzong (圣宗萧贵妃) of the Liao (辽) Dynasty reveal the surface composition and structural characteristics and also the unique multilayered structure and …
Historical photo curling and fracture mainly caused by the surface performance change of gelatin resulting from alternating dry-wet environment
Exploring purification methods to improve retrieval of collagenous binder residues from archeological murals
Cultural exchange and technical artistry: Gold ornaments found in pre-imperial Qin Tomb at Ta’erpo, Shaanxi
Comparative study of silk residue extraction agents: Evaluating efficiency and investigating structural impact
Silk residue extractants was compared, vital for optimizing protein recovery and identification. • Calcium-alcohol solution is more efficient than other reagents for non-aged and aged silk residues. • The calcium-alcohol extraction process maintains a more favorable protein conformation. This paper investigates the effectiveness of five different types of extractants for unearthed silk fabric residues. Residual proteins are extracted from non-age…
Bronze technology and metal resources in the Zhouyuan area before and after the replacement of Shang and Zhou Dynasties
Process and technical characteristics of traditional gilding technology on silver: Experimental Replication and Analysis of Silver Gilded Products
Restoration and preservation of severely embrittled and curled historical photographs by glycerol triglycidyl ether emulsion
Technique and utilisation: Characterisation of copper granulation during the Sui and Tang dynasties (581–907 CE)
Preservation and conservation of Chinese fragile silk banners with pioneer spirit: New Silk Mesh Reinforcement
Shedding new light on lacquering crafts from the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 CE) by revisiting the lacquer screen from Sima Jinlong's Tomb
Adhesives for cultural heritage conservation: Functions, performance evaluation, and application development
Mechanism of dendrite size variation in different sections of Shang-Zhou bronze ritual vessels: A Solidification Process Study of Bronze Ding
Materials Science (16 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (14 works) · Chemistry (12 works) · Archaeology (11 works) · Composite material (10 works) · History (10 works) · History (8 works) · Metallurgy (8 works) · Ancient history (7 works) · Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition (6 works)