Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

@ts_oakes Overall a decent article, but the Wan’an Bridge was not 900 years old. It was completely rebuilt in1932-33, transforming its cantilever structure to a “woven arch”. It is featured in my book CHINA’S COVERED BRIDGES, pp. 196-203

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Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

5 years ago

@emilybaumUCI @the_IAS @CASBSStanford Congratulations. Eager to read the book

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Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

5 years ago

@ts_oakes More here m.youtube.com/watch?v=gn1egr…

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Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

5 years ago

@ts_oakes chinadaily.com.cn/a/202105/26/WS…

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Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

5 years ago

@McDonalds Let’s test

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Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

6 years ago

@yangtzerivernyc This is the well-known and often photographed Wanxian (Wan-hsien) Bridge.

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Ron Knapp @nyprof2001

6 years ago

@evohopp Thanks. Bird was amazing. I have these images in my book CHINA’S COVERED BRIDGES: ARCHITECTURE OVER WATER

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Special Collections @BrisUniSpColl

6 years ago

Special Collections is delighted to report that the wonderful world that is @vischina has become part of our team. We have been working together for years, but have now moved on to another footing. Welcome! (Read the blog below for more details).

Visualising China @vischina

6 years ago

An HPC update: regrettably, after 15 years the project must change gear for good: the platform's 22,400 images remain in place, and we hope to publish more in future, but we won't be digitizing new material & other activities will cease. Full details: visualisingchina.net/blog/2021/04/1…