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22 Ibid p.572. 23 Xue Qiao-Liu Jinfcng, Ceramics of the Yuan Tomb at Fuzhou of Jiangxi Province (Jiangxi Fuzhou Yuan mu chutu ciqi) Wenwu 1992/2. pp. 34-36 24 Guo Yuanwei, Excavation of Yuan Tomb at Zhugu jiao near Nancheng of Jiangxi Province (Jiangxi Nancheng Zhugu jiao Yuan mu) Kaogu 1963/10. p. 576. 25 He Li 1996. p. 178. PI. 370. 26 Philip Wen-chee Mao, Qingbai Wares In.: Jingdezhen Wares, The Yuan Evolution. The Oriental Ceramic Society of Hong Kong 1984. p. 89. PI. 22 27 Several published examples of the burial jars can be found in some Taivanese publications such as in Song Yuan taoci daquan. (Chinese Ceramics, Song Yuan Dynasty) Artist Publishing Co., Taipei, 1987. Pis. 364-367. without provenance of the items. 28 These analogies were identified by the author on her study tour in 1998.