Bulletin, Issues 70-71The Museum, 1998 - China |
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ROYAL HUNT , THE ROYAL HUNTED SACRIFICE , AND THE KING AS MASTER OF THE HUNT There is abundant paleographic evidence that helps to substantiate not only the importance of the hunted animal in Shang imagery but ...
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ROYAL HUNT , THE ROYAL HUNTED SACRIFICE , AND THE KING AS MASTER OF THE HUNT There is abundant paleographic evidence that helps to substantiate not only the importance of the hunted animal in Shang imagery but ...
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ROYAL HUNT There have been a series of scholarly analyses of the royal hunt and associated terminology in Shang bone inscriptionsS ) . Certain general terms meaning “ to hunt ”tian , shou and possibly ge – are represented alongside a ...
ROYAL HUNT There have been a series of scholarly analyses of the royal hunt and associated terminology in Shang bone inscriptionsS ) . Certain general terms meaning “ to hunt ”tian , shou and possibly ge – are represented alongside a ...
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( Fig.35L47 ) The inscriptions Cai cites include reference either to l ) animals obtained by hunting , such as netting or ... Although wild game were also shot with bow and arrow while on the hunt outside the capital , the bulk of ...
( Fig.35L47 ) The inscriptions Cai cites include reference either to l ) animals obtained by hunting , such as netting or ... Although wild game were also shot with bow and arrow while on the hunt outside the capital , the bulk of ...
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