Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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10406 ( Figs.35 & 36J25 ) Period I Another way of referring to the king's chariot appears in primarily late , Oracle Bone Period V inscriptions . The graph , written yu is a phonetic loan when ...
10406 ( Figs.35 & 36J25 ) Period I Another way of referring to the king's chariot appears in primarily late , Oracle Bone Period V inscriptions . The graph , written yu is a phonetic loan when ...
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There are exceptions to this pattern in the very earliest phase of Shang art when imagery was the object of experimentation ; abstractions of birds in narrow bands may appear without an accompanying , dominant animal image ! :) .
There are exceptions to this pattern in the very earliest phase of Shang art when imagery was the object of experimentation ; abstractions of birds in narrow bands may appear without an accompanying , dominant animal image ! :) .
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The complete cicada insect appears in various formats , as a jade sculpture ( Fig.48E ) , decorating jade utensils ( Fig.481 ) or extending below masks as bodies decorating jade fittings from Anyang ( Fig.48G ) .
The complete cicada insect appears in various formats , as a jade sculpture ( Fig.48E ) , decorating jade utensils ( Fig.481 ) or extending below masks as bodies decorating jade fittings from Anyang ( Fig.48G ) .
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