Costumes as Sexual Symbols: Archeological Evidences from the Small River Cemetery (Xinjiang, China)

Xiang Yang Bian; Xiao Yu Xin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1048.328

Paper Titles

The Ancient Felting Techniques in Xinjiang
p.309

The Process of Camouflage Painting for Polysulfonamide Fabric with Disperse Dyes
p.313

Study on Geometric Pattern of Unearthed Woolen Fabric from Xinjiang
p.318

The Garment Dyeing Technology and Folk Culture of Wuling Miao-Yao Branch
p.322

Costumes as Sexual Symbols: Archeological Evidences from the Small River Cemetery (Xinjiang, China)
p.328

Study on Patterns of Woolen Costumes Unearthed from Sampula Tombs in Xinjiang - For Example Woolen Ribbon, Skirt Decorated with Plait
p.332

Study on the Development of the Cotton Textiles According to the Caches in Yuan Dynasty - Taking the Caches of Yuan Dynasty Unearthed at Longhua Gezidong as an Example
p.336

Graphic Reconstructing and Application Research of Traditional Auspicious Pattern in the Customization for Haute Couture
p.341

Research on Particularity of Stage Art Design in the Fashion Show
p.345

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Costumes as Sexual Symbols: Archeological Evidences from the Small River Cemetery (Xinjiang, China)

Abstract:

Based on the costumes unearthed from Small River Cemetery (Xinjiang, China), this article discussed the certain dressing customs of males and females in the Bronze Age Xinjiang. According to the analysis of the felt caps, loincloths, woolen cloaks and other burial goods, the paper re-pictured the gender identification system of the dressing culture of the ancient people from Small River Cemetery.