Ancient Chinese ritual bronzes: the evidence from tombs and hoards of the Shang (c. 1500-1050 BC) and Western Zhou (c. 1050-771 BC) periods

Jessica Rawson

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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Chinese history and philosophy Archaeological and Geological Studies

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The great cast bronzes of China are today deservedly celebrated for their splendour and sheer size. By looking behind that surface impression, and into the characters of their find-contexts, one can - as for any class of artefact - see behind what they are for us towards what they were in their own time.

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1980The Great Bronze Age of China: an exhibition from the People's Republic of China

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