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Pendant in form of a stylized animal looking from above; slightly flanking out wings; on the body, incised curve-scroll design indicating the top and lower part of the body; small perforation at the beak; traces of clay; tan jade

Cicada Pendant, 1027-775 BCE

China

G215

Translucent tan jade, traces of earth-like substance; Hsi knot opener in the shape of tusk

Pendant in the Form of a Xi Tiger, 480-221 BCE

China

G215

pale tan jade, traces of red pigment. Curled dragon and two smaller animals in profile incised on flat circular band with slit opening. Surface covered with rope pattern. Three perforations suggesting that pendant was used as a heng.

Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 480-221 BCE

China

G215

Translucent tan jade. Curved belt hook with dragon head at hook end; incised petal design on the buckle stub.

Belt Hook, 475-221 BCE

China

G215

partially translucent tan jade

Pendant in the Form of a Xi Tiger, 480-221 BCE

China

G215

Ivory-tan jade.

Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 1100-771 BCE

China

G215

Pendant in silhouette form of a crouching rabbit; incision on both sides, identical; ivory jade, highly calcified; plain surface without decor except incised lines to indicate the basic features of a rabbit; trace of red pigment

Pendant in the Form of a Hare, 1100-771 BCE

China

G215

Pendant in mask form; carved interrupted outline; incised features of the mask on only one side; the perforation drilled from one side. Calcified tan colored jade; traces of red pigment.

Animal Face AppliquƩ, 1766-1122 BCE

China

G215

translucent tan jade with brown markings.

Sword Pommel Jian Shou, 206 BCE - 220 CE

China

G215

tan jade with ivory-white markings; very thin blade, single biconical perforation at stem of the hilt

Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 770-476 BCE

China

G215

brownish tan jade with red veins

Cong, 206 BCE - 220 CE

China

G215

tan jade, now a yellowish opaque color. Pierced on top with two slanted holes to attach chape to lower end of a scabbard.

Bi Scabbard Chape, 206 BCE - 220 CE

China

G215

Mottled tan jade, traces of red pigment. Huang shaped plaque showing deity that is part human, part bird.

Bird Plaque (Fitting), 1766-1122 BCE

China

G215

Ceremonial knife with six nitches on each side (flanges), bronze guard inlaid with turquoise; the handle is also flanged and is decorated with monster-mask design and topped by a dragon-like animal. The mask on the handle is incised and identical design is on both sides. Mottled tan jade (darker by the handle); traces of red pigment and calcification, the bronze part of the handle is patinated.

Ceremonial Miniature Chi Axe, 1766-1122 BCE

China

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Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 1766-1122 BCE

China

G215

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