Archaeological evidence supplemented with genetics for Yu Hong » Drawings of panels from Yu Hong’s marble sarcophagus
Drawing of two panels from Yu Hong’s marble sarcophagus, dated to 593 CE, found at Taiyuan, Shanxi (after Wenwu, 2001.1).
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Hi- Can I have your permission to use one or two of your digital drawings in a research work I am doing?
Thank you.
Jacob
Jacob G. Ghzarian
September 15, 2011 at 5:02 am