Bulletin, Issues 70-71The Museum, 1998 - China |
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A. THE TIGER MASK In Shang representation the primary animal images are distinguished by type of ear or horn . The tiger face , for example , is identified by a C- or T - shaped ear ( Fig.6top row ) , an abstraction of the softly curved ...
A. THE TIGER MASK In Shang representation the primary animal images are distinguished by type of ear or horn . The tiger face , for example , is identified by a C- or T - shaped ear ( Fig.6top row ) , an abstraction of the softly curved ...
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10B : no.6 ) inquiring whether or not tiger by the sacrificial method ji should be offered to the jia male line of royal house ancestors , Father Jia and Grandfather Jia , the spirits of the third and sixth Shang kings who take the ...
10B : no.6 ) inquiring whether or not tiger by the sacrificial method ji should be offered to the jia male line of royal house ancestors , Father Jia and Grandfather Jia , the spirits of the third and sixth Shang kings who take the ...
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On the non - metropolitan , regional zun the head of the displayed bodies is crowned not by a simple tiger mask but by the ... between the open mouths of profile tigers on the Fu Zi bronze axe and handles of the Simuwu tetrapod ding .
On the non - metropolitan , regional zun the head of the displayed bodies is crowned not by a simple tiger mask but by the ... between the open mouths of profile tigers on the Fu Zi bronze axe and handles of the Simuwu tetrapod ding .
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