Cycolmmatus asahinai (Kurosawa) is an endemic species of Taiwan. Body length 20 - 48 mm in male, 16 - 26 mm in.....

The earthenware in human shape was excavated in the Shih Sang Hang site. The left ear and arm have already lost. Even the whole figure are imperfect, we can still observe that this earthenware was carefully made through its patterns and other features of the human body. Facial features are clear. Archaeologists speculate that the the Shih Sang Hang people had the custom of piercing their ears...

The bottom of this small, long, oval boat follows the natural curving outline of the olive pit from which it was carved, while at the top of the awning is engraved a tightly bound sail and rope. On either side of the boat are four delicately rendered windows in openwork, and the two central panels can even be opened. ....

Taiwanese nephrite, also known as "Soft Jade", is mainly found at Fongtian in Hualien so it is also known as "Fongtian Jade". Hardness is between.....

Fu (incantation), also called Fuzhou (Taoist magic). Incantation is a type of Taoist ritual activity; Taoist priests write letters or draw patterns on yellow paper or papers of other colors.  .......

Along Taiwan’s Central Cross-island Highway, the Liwu River has carved the marble cliffs of Taroko Gorge into a dramatically deep and narrow chasm.

In this report, Fu Ssu-nien explains to Ts'ai Yüan-p'ei the significance of IHP's establishment as well as the various projects IHP was preparing to embark upon at the time of the report. The report also includes plans and outlines for many of IHP's major projects, such as ......

The three songs, “Outcome” and “Anticipation,” in which the lyrics were from associate professor Lu Fei-Yi in the Dept. of Radio and Television, National Chengchi University, and “Missing,” in which the lyrics were from Chi Hsiu-Yu, .....

Wang To (style name Chüeh-ssu and sobriquets Sung-ch’iao, Shih-ch’iao and Ch’ih-hsien tao-jen), a native of Meng-chin in Honan, received his Presented Scholar civil service degree in 1622  ......

This picture depicts two methods of catching fish employed by the Siraya of Backlaun and Doroko in southern Taiwan. One of these methods required a bamboo basket, or koa, to imprison the fish, and the other bows, ......