In China’s three major economic lines, the number and density of CATs exhibited significant differences, with a decreasing trend in quantity from west to east, reflecting a “more in the west, less in the east; clustered in the west, scattered in the east” differentiation pattern.
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The spatiotemporal distribution characteristics and influencing factors of ancient tombs in China: A study on the conservation of ancient tombs in China.
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The spatial distribution of CATs demonstrated a regional differentiation pattern, with the primary clustering area located in the Sichuan-Chongqing region and secondary clustering areas in northern Henan and eastern Hubei, showing a highly significant clustering tendency.