briefly describe the spatial composition, materiality, and functions of the two types of tomb structure.

1. In the article “The Prince of Jade Revisited: The Material Symbolism of Jade as Observed in Mancheng Tomb” by Wu Hung, according to the author, which one(s) of the following descriptions about stone areNOT true: (10points)

a. The use of stone as important funerary architectural materials began in the Eastern Han dynasty during the first century AD.

b. Stone was symbolically associated with the concepts of the deceased, gods, and immortality in Han-dynasty belief.

c. In funerary practices, stone was only used in underground architecture, because it could help reconstruct walkable interior spaces.

d. In the horizontal pit tombs made of solid stone/brick, the architectural spaces, burial objects, and pictorial elements together helped create an imaginary underground world.

2. Identify the tomb type of the following examples. Based on the two examples, briefly describe the spatial composition, materiality, and functions of the two types of tomb structure. (20 points) * You don’t have to identify the title/location of the tombs. Just compare the major features of these two types of tomb structure. Try to be concise. No need to exceed 1-2paragraph(s); bulletin points are encouraged too).