Secondly, to tell the truth, cultural relics appraisal is not a formal major yet, but only a direction. Therefore, it is normal to have difficulties in preparing reference books.
Let's talk about culture and cultural integration.
Culture and cultural integration is a subject to be tested in the entrance examination for the master of cultural relics and museums, which is a national unified examination (the master of cultural relics and museums is one of the 19 professional masters stipulated by the state, and I think it is different from the "master of cultural relics appraisal" you said). Its contents include:
Introduction to archaeology is about 80 points.
Introduction to Museology is about 80 points.
Introduction to cultural relics is about 80 points.
Introduction to cultural relics protection is about 60 points.
Question type:
Noun explanation questions: 6 small questions, each small question 10, a total of 60 points.
Answer: 4 questions, 20 points for each question, a total of 80 points.
Analysis and discussion questions: 4 small questions, each with 40 points, totaling 160 points.
Reference books (listed in the outline):
Li Xiaodong: Introduction to Cultural Relics in China, Hebei People's Publishing House, 1990.
Wang Hongjun, editor-in-chief, Fundamentals of Museology in China, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 200 1 edition.
Zhang Zhiheng, editor-in-chief: An Introduction to Archaeology in China, Nanjing University Press, 2009.
, Luo, Kang Zhongrong. Fundamentals of cultural relics protection. Sichuan University Press, 2009.
Edited by Wang Huizhen. Cultural relics protection. Cultural relics publishing house, 2009.
As for the postgraduate entrance examination for historical archaeology, there are many years and many related guidance materials. Each school can prepare its own reference books in combination with the school it wants to apply for.