Bulletin, Issues 70-71The Museum, 1998 - China |
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as Styles I - III , have been revised by art historians to incorporate chronologically two rather than three phases , with Styles I and II dating to the same era and Style III to a second later era , roughly equivalent to Early and ...
as Styles I - III , have been revised by art historians to incorporate chronologically two rather than three phases , with Styles I and II dating to the same era and Style III to a second later era , roughly equivalent to Early and ...
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Wenwu ziliao congkan 4 ( 1981 ) , 112–5 B 27 Shijia zhuang Ex # Hebei ( Later Han kingdom of Changshan ) Seventy - six square and rectangular pieces of a jade - suit , drilled with some remnants of thread , together with eighteen wu shu ...
Wenwu ziliao congkan 4 ( 1981 ) , 112–5 B 27 Shijia zhuang Ex # Hebei ( Later Han kingdom of Changshan ) Seventy - six square and rectangular pieces of a jade - suit , drilled with some remnants of thread , together with eighteen wu shu ...
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The style of ceramic objects and type of the coins indicate dating in the middle or later parts of Later Han , and it is suggested , thanks to a passage in one of the local histories , that the occupant may have been a high ranking ...
The style of ceramic objects and type of the coins indicate dating in the middle or later parts of Later Han , and it is suggested , thanks to a passage in one of the local histories , that the occupant may have been a high ranking ...
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