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The Dunhuang Star Chart
¡@At around 1900, a poor Taoist priest, Wang Yuanlu, accidentally discovered a treasury of manuscripts that was hidden inside a sealed chamber in one of the Dunhuang Mogao Grotto caves. He sold most of these manuscripts(over 9000 objects)to Aurel Stein(archaeologist)and Paul Pelliot(French sinologist). Among those manuscripts were the oldest printed text-The Diamond Sutra and the oldest complete star map-The Dunhuang Star Chart.
¡@The Dunhuang Star Chart, which is housed at the British Library, is a four-metre scroll hand drawn at around 649-684 A.D. The star positions are displayed in two different ways. The horizontal asterisms were drawn in cylindrical projection while the polar region in circular polar projection. The map recorded some 1300 stars representing 257 Chinese star groups. The picture above is part of the Star Map. The Big Dipper can easily be discerned. ¡@¡½ºÂªK±j¡@¸ê²`¤Ñ¤å·R¦nªÌ
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