Bulletin, Issues 70-71The Museum, 1998 - China |
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signified by the graph that is written with an arrow drawn through the animal's body ( Fig . 17A ) . The use of an arrow elsewhere identifies the wild as opposed to domestic species of the animal , as when used to distinguish the graph ...
signified by the graph that is written with an arrow drawn through the animal's body ( Fig . 17A ) . The use of an arrow elsewhere identifies the wild as opposed to domestic species of the animal , as when used to distinguish the graph ...
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This distinctive horn type also corresponds with the graph for this deer species as illustrated in Fig.24A . In the graph the short pedicel and tuft are rendered as in art , as a short horizontal hook . The Muntjak deer today is found ...
This distinctive horn type also corresponds with the graph for this deer species as illustrated in Fig.24A . In the graph the short pedicel and tuft are rendered as in art , as a short horizontal hook . The Muntjak deer today is found ...
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Recently , Yu Xingwu transcribed the oracle bone graph in which the animal's horn is large and curling , as yuanyang , or argali ( Fig.31AB ) ' ) . This graph differs significantly from that for domestic sheep ( Fig.31C ) not only in ...
Recently , Yu Xingwu transcribed the oracle bone graph in which the animal's horn is large and curling , as yuanyang , or argali ( Fig.31AB ) ' ) . This graph differs significantly from that for domestic sheep ( Fig.31C ) not only in ...
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Contents
The Metamorphic Image | 5 |
State Funerals of the Han Empire 5 | 5 |
Cannibalism in the Dynastic Histories 73 | 73 |
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