New military history research: Vietnam War and ancient Chinese history

The Scandinavian Journal of History has an article by James Godbolt about a 1965 protest picture about the Vietnam War.

 

Da Nang, Vietnam, August 3, 1965 - 

A young Marine private waits on the beach during the Marine landing.

Chinese Archaeology has a number of articles touching on Chinese military history.

Wucheng Zhao writes about he discovery of over 30 Warring Period chariots from 2006 to 2009.  Zhao discusses the many elements and decorations of these double-wheeled and single-poled chariots.

Another paper addresses the foundational palace walls of the Northern Wei Dynasty Palace City.

An article from the Jingzhou Municipal Museum discusses the discovery of Warring period tombs and the many elaborate chariots found there.

The Zhouyuan Archaeological Team writes on a number of Western Zhou Dynasty bronze castings for a number of items including chariot parts and weapons.

The Hubei Provincial Institute presents a study of city walls and moats from the ancient Qujialing Culture.

Additional information is provided on the chariot and weapons pits found at the site of the Han Dynasty tombs at Dayun Hill.

"Vůz." Ottův Slovník Naučný. Vol. 27. Praha: J. Otto, 1908. 1–13. Print - 

Chariot of an ancient Chinese general.