<i>5,000 Years of Chinese Jade</i> is a concise visual survey of art-historically important jade spanning the Neolithic period to the 19th century, offering a stunning visual journey through themes and time periods important in the history of jade in China. The book is arranged chronologically in five main periods: Neolithic, Shang to Zhou dynasty, Han to Song dynasty, Yuan and Ming dynasties, and the Qing dynasty. Primary subjects and themes include ritual objects, weapons, scholars' objects, adornments and jewelry, and vessels, providing an important new resource for the study of Chinese jade. <p><b>John Johnston</b> is Coates-Cowden-Brown Curator of Asian Art at the San Antonio Museum of Art. <b>Chan Lai Pik</b> is a research fellow at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. <b>Lin Shwu Shin</b> is the author of <i>Jade: Chi'ng Dynasty Treasures.</i>