Jia Xiaobing
Jia Xiaobing is the Director of the World Archaeology Research Office at the Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and the lead excavator of the Niuhou Liang site. He was recently in the news for discussing new archaeological findings from the Niuhou Liang site, an important cultural heritage site that showcases the Red Mountain culture, during an episode of the 'Chinese Archaeology Lecture Hall'.
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Jia Xiaobing introduced the unique 'Luoyang shovel' technique that played an important role in the excavation at the Montu Temple site in Egypt.
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Jia Xiaobing, the chief researcher of the Chinese side of the Luxor Mentu Temple archaeological project, introduced the archaeological findings.
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Jia Xiaobing is the director of the World Archaeology Research Office at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the excavation leader of the Niuhe Liang site.
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