Global Times: Scholars call for interdisciplinary collaboration for research into origins of Chinese civilization
Su Bomin, director of the Dunhuang Research Institute, said microbial infections, salt damage, and aging of applied protective materials are threatening the conservation of tomb murals.
- Su Bomin, director of the Dunhuang Research Institute, said microbial infections, salt damage, and aging of applied protective materials are threatening the conservation of tomb murals.
- "Protein evidence extracted from dental calculus indicates that the consumption of dairy products was an important cultural adaptation," Lü said.
- The scholars have high esteem for their campaigns, as they believe what they are doing is not a one-time effort.
- Even if we do not receive funding, we will still need to pursue research."