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standing horse with legs slightly splayed outward; wide eyes; open mouth with exposed teeth; upward-pointed ears; green patina with white, blue and red pigment traces — Celestial Horse, 25-220
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standing horse balancing on three legs; mouth open; short tail pointing up; leaning slightly to proper left — Prancing Horse, 1st-3rd century
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bronze budhist temple bell; tall football shaped body with flat top; two dragons turned away from each other form hanger at top center; sides decorated with two rectangular fields striped with three bands of three raised circular bumps — Bo bell, late 6th-5th century BCE
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Dancers, pair — Dancing Figure, one of a pair, 3rd century BCE - 3rd century CE
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Slab built and modeled, rectangular courtyard surrounded by a tile roofed wall; seperate elements are a pigsty, boar, round food dish, rectangular food dish, seated figure, bird, dog, suckling pig, four piglets. — Funerary Model of a Pig Sty, 2nd century BCE
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ovoid shape, with two handle-like protrusions on long sides; rust-red and brown; rim and handles painted with running geometric designs — Wine Cup, 2nd century BCE
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green ox with attachable cart consisting of yoke, 2 side rails and 2 wheels, with accompanying free-standing farmer — Cart with Ox and Farmer, 1st century
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This bell, in cross section a pointed oval with an arched line at the bottom has a bottle-shaped handle that is most unusual. The decor field, confined to the body of the bell, is filled with granulation. It displays a variation of the 'volute with angle' theme; every two such figures combine into larger compounds, the whole resulting in a lozenge pattern. The border is partly a running spiral pattern and partly dissolved dragon figures. At the lower corners are sinuously drawn birds with S- or heart shaped horns. The mask of a playful t'ao-t'ieh must be seen from above. Patina brownish green with brighter green patches. — Zheng ritual bell, 5th century BCE
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The decor of this bell, in cross section a pointed oval with an arched line at the bottom, is quite complicated. The shaft has three decor belts and one bulky ring with a vertically placed suspending device formed by a contorted tiger. The beast stands with body half raised against the shaft, its claws pressing against the lower of the three decor belts. The upper body and neck turn backward, with the tiger biting its own tail. The loop thus completed serves for the suspension of the bell by a strap passed through the loop. Of the three decor belts on the shaft, the upper displays a t'ao-t'ieh (to be seen from above). The two lower belts have dragons that turn alternately upward and downward. The bulbous ring supporting the tiger is decorated with a loosely twined cord pattern and interlaced lines. The top of the bell has rolled up dragons, their bodies formed of bands filled with voluted and triangles. In the two belts between the spikes on the outer surface of the bell are dragons placed alternately upward and downward. The decor field of the lower part of the bell is a magnificant specimen of gaudy Huai decor in which a t'ao-t'ieh bites on the body of a bird-dragon with a big, hooked beak, an S-shaped crest, and a heart-shaped horn. This involved and elaborate decor is carried out with the brilliance and dazzeling skill of the Huai-style bronze art. Patina green and blue-green. — Yong bell, late 6th-5th century BCE
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small male figure with red sleeves riding on a dark horse with open mouth; man's upper body and horse's tail detach — Horse and Rider, c. 180 BCE
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long narrow form; constructed out of a single piece of wood with rectangular hole cut in the underside serving as the sound box; top is slightly convex; sides flat; neck slightly raised; tiger's face with large eyes, flaring nostrils, flattened ears, wide curved mouth carved at one end; tiger's head is pierced with large square opening, designed to hold the single string anchor, and five small holes for pegs; covered overall with black lacquer; painted with a fine red cross-hatched design on top and sides; sides decorated with frieze of 5 black dragons with elongated arched bodies, long tails, thin legs and gold wings; another dragon on top of neck; narrow bands of black diamonds on a solid red ground at edges; fingerboard painted with 4 groups of symmetrically confronting double-headed dragons with snakelike bodies between human-faced dragon figures and either end — Zither (Qin), 5th century BCE
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saucer with attached central stemmed container, decorated with dragons on foot; openwork lid with openings behind mountains with figures and animals — Boshanlu hill censer, 1st-2nd century
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shallow dish with small flat rim; painted orange and brown; central organic scrolling design; brown rim with orange dots and zigzags; character(?) repeated 5 times around rim, 3 times on bottom — Dish, 3rd-2nd century BCE
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small comb with rounded top — Comb, c. 100 BCE -c. 200 CE
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small comb with rounded top — Comb, c. 100 BCE - c. 200 CE
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small comb with rounded top — Comb, c. 100 BCE -c. 200 CE
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small comb with rounded top — Comb, c. 100 BCE -c. 200 CE
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cylindrical box with stepped cover; inlaid flower on cover; organic and geometric patterns overall in red and brown — Cosmetic Container, c. 100 BCE -c. 200 CE
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cylindrical box with stepped cover; inlaid flower on cover; organic and geometric patterns overall in red and brown; rouge residue inside container — Cosmetic Container, c. 100 BCE - c. 200 CE
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grey-green mottled jade. Openwork curvilinear designs suggest pairs of phoenixes and dragons. — Bi Disk, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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Dark olive green jade with light brown clouds. Central perforation from one side at the stem of the handle. — Yazhang ceremonial scepter, 1600-1100 BCE
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The design of a human face is incised on only the front side; the simple features of eyes, nose, rectangular mouth are slightly raised as cut from stencil; slightly convex; pale brown jade, calcified partially; two pairs of holes in the back along the edge — Ornament decorated with human and beast masks, 3300-2000 BCE
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This richly adorned bell, of pointed oval cross section, is typical of the advanced Huai style. The suspending device consists of one big snake with two bodies, each rising in a bold S-curve. It is flanked by two tigers whose long necks pass under and around the first curve of the snake's bodies, and whose heads are turned so that their noses rest on their backs. Their shoulder line is emphasized by a big, comma-shaped spiral. Their hindquarters have similar comma-shaped loops and their bodies are covered with granulation. The top surface of the bell displays a complicated geometrical scheme of narrow, rope-patterned bands and comma figures. The bell itself is decorated with three bare bands of bosses formed of coiled snakes. Two narrow belts between display dragons in a decor applied by dies. The original drawing for these belts was obviously somewhat wider, inasmuch as parts of the dragon bodies have been cut off. An elaborate t'ao-t'ieh appears in a small, empty space in the center of the forehead. The interlaced and extensively embellished body of the main t'ao-t'ieh is decorated with scale-bands, pointed spirals, and granulation. For a clarification of this involved decor area, see Karlgren, Number 58, figures 62 and 63. Patinagrey-green with blue patches. — Ritual bell, late 6th-early 5th century BCE
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mottled green jade with white clouds; no surface decoration — Oval Tube, 722-481 BCE
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tan translucent jade, slightly calcified; traces of earthlike substance — Pendant in the Form of a Xi Tiger, 480-221 BCE
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Light green transluscent jade, traces of earthlike substance. — Toad Inlay, 1766-1122 BCE
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Grey-black jade with white veins. — Axe Scepter, 1766-1122 BCE
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Stove, pottery, two holes; reddish-brick earthenware, lead glaze; one fitted with kettle, the other with a bowl; coated with a green mottled glaze, turned to silver iridescence through burial. Repaired. Stoves with accessories are extremely rare. — Model of a stove, 1st-2nd century
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green mottled jade — Bi (Ceremonial Disk Symbolizing Heaven), 206 BCE - 220 CE
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Shape may be derived from hammer head, lance head, possible use was to scale fish. Brown jade with granulation. — Fu Axe Scepter, 1766-1122 BCE
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Mottled tan jade, traces of red pigment. Huang shaped plaque showing deity that is part human, part bird. — Bird Plaque (Fitting), 1766-1122 BCE
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Translucent light green jade, partially calcified; visible crack line on one side. One of seven ts,ung in the collection. — Cong, 1122-722 BCE
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jade, arc with animal combination in open work; relief and incisions, pendant; the upper part of arc extends horizontally, curves down and upward, and terminates by confronted dragon heads with a circular ball in the mouth; open work of curved floral pattern with the two heads with crisscrossed design; slightly raised projecting cirular bosses cover the surface of the arc band; small flanking out wins; three small pendant holes, one at the center of the curve, one on each side near the ear of the dragon's head; mottled grey jade — Heng Girdle-Pendant Headpiece, 480-221 BCE
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Huang Crescent Shaped Pendant, 480-221 BCE

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Dark greyish-green jade. Truncated tube with slightly pyramidal exterior and short ring collars protruding from top and bottom. — Cong, 1122-722 BCE
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Finial of an unidentifiable animal, with curved uneven flanges incised design on both sides, similar but not identical pale green translucent jade traces of red pigment and clay-like substance. — Bird Finial, 1523-1028 BCE
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pale brown jade with brown clouds, breakage and restoration visible near the second perforation — Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 480-221 BCE
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pendant, arched fish form; incision lines to suggest fish fin and generalized features, both sides identical; perforation (very small) at lower jaw; grey blue translucent jade with dark blue spots; traces of clay like substance — Pendant in the Form of a Fish, 475-221 BCE
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Bird Pendant, 1027-775 BCE

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pale green jade — Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 480-221 BCE
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Mask of a monster like animal (t'ao-tieh); carved interrupted outline; incised double line on both sides, detailed features of the mask on the front side, one at the edge of each 'jaw' of the animal mask. Calcified green jade; traces of earth like substance on the back. — Animal Face Appliqué, 1766-1122 BCE
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dark green jade; traces of claylike substance; Form of double S-shaped dragon in silhouette, ornamented with c-spiral grain pattern on surface and hooked spirals projecting from back of piece. Biconical perforation at lower arch of dragon. — Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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Tannish brown jade with dark brown clouds, partially calcified. Decor field is spiral grain design. Both sides of disc are identical. — Xi Bi Disc, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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White jade, traces of red pigment; stylized dragon adorned with mu-lei-wen eye, cowrie shell design on hooked horn, spiral design on the flanges. Beveled surface, two biconical perforations, one between jaws and the other near the tail. — Dragon Pendant, 1027-775 BCE
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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
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stylized tiger, similar to 50.46.251, further articulated; open mouthed tiger with two teeth shown; the back curves in convex form and the tail curves outward into an open worked pendant hole; incised transverse strips decorate the main body of the animal, on both sides identically; translucent green jade; traces of clay-like substance — Pendant in the Form of a Tiger, 1027-775 BCE
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Standing bird in silhouette, flanged, in relief incision in double-line, both sides identical design high tooth-edged crest pale green jade traces of clay-like substance calcified. — Bird Plaque, 1523-1028 BCE
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Translucent gray jade. Bracelet-shaped pendant terminating in stylized dragon head at one end and bird head at other. Rope pattern for dragon's body. — Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 475-221 BCE
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Tablet, rectangular, with relief. Pale green-gray translucent jade, partially calcified. Double-line engraved comma pattern design decorate the entire surface of the tablet (both sides). — Rectangular Pendant, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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ivory jade as white as chicken bone — Pendant in the Form of a Bird, 475-221 BCE
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plain surface; translucent white jade with opaque white marks of calcification. The disk shaped object is often identified as a 'chueh'. — Disc with Slit Opening, 475-221 BCE
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ivory jade, traces of earthlike substance. adorned with network of T-shaped double spiral designs in incision and relief. Fitting slot drilled in center. — Peng Sword Guard, 475-221 BCE
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Pendant in silhouette form of a dragon; with relief decor. Green translucent jade; the dragon silhouette can also be viewed as a symmetrical half of a t'ao t'ieh mask with long ears; both sides are decorated with double-line relief pigment; a straight cut line on the reverse side. — Dragon Pendant, 1600-1100 BCE
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mirror, round, with pictorial decoration in relief, Yeuh type — Mirror, 1st-2nd century
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Ivory-tan jade. — Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 1100-771 BCE
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Pendant in the silhouette form of a monstrous (or fantastic) animal either s dragon or a tiger; plain undecorated surface. translucent yellowish jade, partially calcified, traces of clay-like substance. — Pendant in the Form of a Xi Tiger, 475-221 BCE
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Straight hair pin, plain without decor. Mottled grey-green jade; it is a simple contemporary straight pin form; rounded. — Hairpin, 1523-1028 BCE
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Green jade with light ochre spots. Termed a 'Chang' or ritual jade. — Chang Scepter, 12th-11th century BCE
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ceremonial blade; ivory white jade; blade with curved handle with limited decor except projecting flanged (may be depicting the silhouette of a bird) and incised design of parallel and diamond in band; traces of red pigment — Bird Pendant in the Form of a Ge Dagger, 1027-221 BCE
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dog pendant, calcified, translucent yellow jade; traces of red pigment and earthlike substance — Pendant in the Form of a Dog, 1027-722 BCE
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mottled marble-yellow jade, cloud-spiral pattern covers bead — Yuanle Columnar Bead, 475-221 BCE
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Semi-translucent grey jade marked with brown clouds. Used a decorative ring on belt. — Belt Ornament, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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green jade with brown clouds. Pair of ch'ih (hornless dragons) in high relief on surface of oblong pendant with central opening. — Bixi Disc Pendant, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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pick or knot opener with incision and relief. White translucent jade with marble brown striation; the side of the moon-curved opener is incised with curvilinear lines (not quite identical at both sides) in capturing the comma or lei-wen design; a rectilinear plaque with relief of a deer is placed at the top; the object ends in curved form as part of the incised curvilinear design. Traces of earth. — Xi Pendant, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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Calcified grey-green jade, traces of red pigment. — Comb, 1600-1100 BCE
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Black jade. — Hu Trapezoidal Ceremonial Blade, 1100-771 BCE
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ivory jade with brown clouds. Pattern of spiral-comma variation on surface and animal face at top end directly over belt loop. — Wei Scabbard Buckle, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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tan jade with ivory-white markings; very thin blade, single biconical perforation at stem of the hilt — Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 770-476 BCE
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Hook end has incised lei-wen designs and stylized dragon head in relief. Animal head is probably a tiger. — Belt Hook, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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Mottled olive-green jade. Oblong plaque resembles miniature shield. — Plaque, 475-221 BCE
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Pendant in silhouette form of a bird; incised and relief; translucent jade; simple incised lines and relief to indicate the features of a bird — Pendant in the Form of a Bird, 1100-771 BCE
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translucent green jade — Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 475-221 BCE
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Silk Worm, China — Silk Worm, 3rd century BCE- 3rd century CE
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3 sections; green glaze; 3 tiers, each with 4 small basins with stylized bird's heads, wings and tail, with one larger basin at top; 2 dogs running near central element of middle section — Pottery Lamp, 1st century
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green tower in two parts; top with archer in each corner; base=moat in bowl with fish and frogs; swans on rim — Military Watchtower, 1st century
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standing figure with right hand out in front and clenched, left hand down at hip; triangular heads with black features painted on pink ground; .1 wearing a breast plate over baggy trousers; .2 wearing a striped tunic over baggy trousers — Footsoldier, one of a pair, 2nd century BCE
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openwork design at top with dragon, looking up, surmounting 2 fighting tigers with scrolling bands between; bar on bottom for bristles — Brush Handle, 2nd-1st century BCE
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large head of a beast with mouth open; phoenix looking over its back on PL side; twisting roaring dragon on PR side; green, tan, black and white glaze; separated into 2 parts with part of dragon and phoenix on top section — Roof Ornament, one of a pair, 16th-17th century
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large head of a beast with mouth open; phoenix looking over its back on PR side; twisting roaring dragon on PL side; green, tan, black and white glaze — Roof Ornament, one of a pair, 16th-17th century
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grey unglazed pottery figure of a kneeling woman looking straight ahead, wearing a robe; arms bent at elbows, straight ahead; hair pulled into low ponytail — Kneeling Female "Long Sleeve" Dancer, 2nd century
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cylindrical-shaped well with slightly inverted walls, outward-flaring lip rim; roughly triangular-shaped top section with small roof; separate dipping vessel with black cord loop around rim — Wellhead, 1st-2nd century
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shallow dish with small flaring lip; brown rim with red and black geometric designs; central circular section with brown ground and red organic designs; brown exterior with red and black decoration at edge — Dish, one of a pair, 1st century
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bride from wedding procession; three color glazed ceramic; one set of 33 pieces, including wedding party, palanquin, wedding chests, ceremonial food and wedding party — Bride from Wedding Procession, 1368-1644
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Tomb tile, grey earthenware with impressed decor. Decorated lintel from tomb excavated north of Loyang during the 1940's. Two bands of decoration a.showing mounted hunters with bows and arrows aiming at tigers b.dragon frieze. Geometric borders refer to silk patterns. — Tomb Tile, 1st-2nd century
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hill censer, low fired earthenware with green lead glaze — Lian (Cosmetic Container), 1st century
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grain mill, low fired earthenware with green lead glaze — Milling Shed, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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translucent pale green jade with marbled black striations. Serpentine dragon in a S-curve with bifurcated, spiral hook tail — Pendant in the form of a Dragon, 475-221 BCE
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Scabbard buckle, with incision and open work; Incised geometric pattern in 'T' shape, on the body of the buckle. Open work of an animal silhouette (highly stylized) with incised decorative lines. Ivory calcified jade; the reverse side is a mottled gray color. (semi-translucent gray jade, — Wei Scabbard Buckle, 475-221 BCE
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Ceremonial blade; flenged tang (handle). Mottled green jade; the blade is slightly raised in the middle and the central ridge continues to the tip of the blade; the edge (tang) ends in slightly projected flenge of 'tooth' pattern. Traces of clay-like substance. — Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 1600-1100 BCE
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Pendant of a bird in the round; relief; pale grey-green matted jade, partially calcified; the bird is in a seated position; its features are accented with simple relief outlines — Pendant in the Form of a Bird, 1100-771 BCE
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incision and openwork. Mottled and translucent jade; partially calcified; concave reverse side is incised with 'comma' pattern; sinuate lines (incised) follow the curvilinear open work which projects at the side of the ring. Translucent pale green jade with mottling. — Archer’s thumb ring, 480-221 BCE
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translucent yellow-gray jade; traces of earthlike substance — Pendant in the Form of An Archer's Thumb Ring, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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grey jade spotted with black-moss veins; traces of earthlike substance. No surface decoration. Restoration near center of blade. — Ceremonial Ge Dagger, 1600-1100 BCE
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animal pendant; highly calcified, opaque ivory jade, little remnant of the original green color, traces of red pigment; Huang shaped pendant with bird beak, tiger body and a fish tail; lei-wan design around eye — Pendant in the Form of an Animal, 1100-771 BCE
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Highly calcified jade with little remnant of the original grey-green color. Bird in huang shape on plaque-pendant. Four perforations in the pendant. — Bird Pendant, 1100-771 BCE
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disk with center hole; relief design. Translucent egg-shell gray jade brown mark on edge. Rim field decorated with relief 'comma spiral' pattern, identical on both sides. — Xi Bi Disc, 475-221 BCE
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Pendant (plaque) in silhouette form of a goose with incision and relief. Ivory colored jade, calcified; trace of red pigment. Both sides identically decorated with double line relief; the eyes and the beak are indicated by incised lines. — Archaic Animal Pendant, 1100-771 BCE
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Arrowhead with central ridge running to pointed end; identical both sides; no surface decor; ivory-white jade with mottled brown marks; all the edges are bevelled; a central taper-ring ridge runs from the end of the shaft to the point — Arrowhead, 1100-771 BCE
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Brown-black jade with yellow sparkles and clouds. — Hu Trapezoidal Ceremonial Blade, 1100-771 BCE
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with relief and incision. Mottled yellow-ivory jade with brown marks; 'comma' patterned design on the outside of the buckle. Broken at the curved lower end. Rectangular loop projecting from lower side. — Wei Scabbard Buckle, 206 BCE - 220 CE
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