Architectural Features of Stilted Buildings of the Tujia People: A Case Study of Ancient Buildings in the Peng Family Village in Western Hubei Province, China

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"Architectural Features of Stilted Buildings of the Tujia People: A Case Study of Ancient Buildings in the Peng Family Village in Western Hubei Province, China"
written by Kui Zhao, William L. Tilson, Dan Zhu,
published by Journal of Building Construction and Planning Research, Vol.1 No.4, 2013

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