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Inheritance:Inheritance: Ceramic Art ofCeramic Art of Chashan KilnChashan Kiln 3030 – – 33 66 99 Preface Antiquities and Monuments Oce e craft of making pottery and porcelain has a long history in China. e discovery of ne pottery ware from the Neolithic Period bears witness to the ancient Chinese mastery of pottery making and kiln ring that could meet all sorts of daily needs from cooking to storage. e emergence of proto-procelain in the Shang and Zhou dynasties reveal how the practicality and aesthetics of pottery ware could be further enhanced by applying glaze on vessel surfaces. Famous kilns of the Tang and Song dynasties in the Southeast China coastal area include the Yue Kiln and the Longquan Kiln in Zhejiang, the Changsha Kiln in Hunan, the Jizhou Kiln in Jiangxi, the Jian Kiln in Fujian and the Chaozhou Kiln in Guangdong. eir products were exported far and wide to Japan, Southeast Asia, Arabia and Africa, demonstrating the ourishing trade along the Ceramics Route or the Maritime Silk Road. Ceramics and porcelain were undoubtedly important elements