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Tri-sectioned Yu Flask with a Swing Handle (三節提梁卣)

Resource Identifier:
R001071

Description:
Two sculptured hares are depicted at the point where the handle joins the vessel body. A frog-shaped link lies on the domed lid and joins the handle to the knob of the lid. The lid, handle and link were cast separately then joined together. The vessel can be separated into three sections: the lid, upper and lower part of the vessel body. The upper part, when put upside-down, forms a ku beaker.

Date:
Late 14th-mid 11th century B.C.

Format:
Height 28.0, maximum diameter of belly 16.3 cm

Coverage:
Sacrificial Pit M1022, Hsi -pei-kang, Anyang, Honan

 


Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

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