Kernel density analysis of Qin-Shu Ancient Road cultural heritage across different historical periods.

<p>This figure was generated using ArcGIS 10.2 and is intended for illustrative purposes only.</p>

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Main Author:	Kankan Li (18405585) (author)
Other Authors:	Ziqiang Huang (11166651) (author), Yinghui Pang (22102258) (author), Sijie Chen (1622476) (author), Yijing Fan (8408349) (author), Menglei Yin (18405582) (author), Chengyong Shi (19067234) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Developmental Biology Hematology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified spatiotemporal evolution occurs shifts towards settlements linear valley distributions like aggregation along 36 sites ). 159 sites ), 122 sites ), xi &# 8217 shu ancient road ancient road relics integrated cultural landscapes heritage conservation planning modern historic sites core &# 8221 qin &# 8211 spatial distribution characteristics cultural heritage 72 sites &# 8220 road engineering historic architecture core concentrations temporal distribution spatial distribution xlink "> transport corridors traditional villages tomb complexes three stages theoretical insights tang period study investigates spatial pattern significant interactions secondary influence secondary concentrations rock carvings regional gdp qing dynasties primary drivers practical guidance mountainous regions influencing factors human factors hanzhong axis han period geographic detectors findings offer cave temples buffer analysis
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