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          24 Major types of Shang and Chou bronze vessels.  46 Ritual vessel, hu. Ht. 60.6cm. Center of Asian Art
          After Kwang-chih Chang, page 23  and Culture, the Avery Brundagc Collection, San
                                  Francisco, page 36
          25 Ritual vessel, yu. Ht. 36.5 cm. Freer Gallery of Art,
          Washington, D.C., page 24  47 Ritual vessel, hu. Ht. 52 cm. People's Republic of
                                  China, page 36
          26 Ritual vessel, chia. Ht. 33 cm. Center of Asian Art
          and Culture, the Avery Brundagc Collection, San  48 Ritual and funerary jades, page 37
          Francisco, page 2$
                                  49 Ritual tube, tsung. Ht. 21.5 cm. British Museum,
          27 Ritual vessel, li-ho. Ht. 25.4 cm. Center of Asian  London, page 38
          Art and Culture, the Avery Drundage Collection, San
                                  50 Jar. Ht. 27.5 cm. From a tomb at Pei-yao-ts'un,
          Francisco, page 2$
                                  Loyang, Honan. People's Republic of China, page 38
          28 Ritual vessel, p'ou. Ht. 20.4 cm. The Scligman Col-
                                  51 Chariot burial. Lui-li-ko, Hui-hsien, Honan,
          lection, the Arts Council of Great Britain, London,
                                  page 42
          page 25
                                  52 Mythical winged animal. L. about 40 cm. From
          29 Ritual vessel, kuang. Ht. 24. 2 cm. Fogg Museum of  Shih-chia-chuang, Hopei. People's Republic of China,
          Art, Cambridge, Mass., page 26
                                  PW43
          30 Ritual vessel, chia. Ht. 34.2 cm. Nelson Gallery-
                                  53 Ritual vessel, ling, with reversible cover, "Li-yu
          Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Mo., page 26  style." Ht. 23.5 cm. Center of Asian Art and Culture,
          3 1  Ritual vessel, ku. Ht. 33.2 cm. City Art Museum,  the Avery Brundage Collection, San Francisco,
          St. Louis, Mo. , page 26  page 44
          32 Ritual vessel, tsun. Ht. 47 cm. Excavated at Funan,  54 Flask, pien-hu. Ht. 31.1 cm. Freer Gallery of Art,
          Anhui. People's Republic of China, page 27  Washington, D.C., page 44
          33 Dagger-axe, ko. L. 28 cm. From Anyang. A. Hells-  55 Ritual vessel, ting. Ht.  1 5.2 cm. Probably from
                                  Chin-ts'un, Loyang. The Minneapolis Institute of
          trdm Collection, Molndal, page 2?
                                  Arts, page 44
          34 Axe, ch'i. Ht. about 28 cm. From Yi-tu, Shantung.
          People 's Republic of China, page 27  56 Harness plaques. Upper, 1.  1 1.4 cm., Freer Gallery
                                  of Art, Washington, D.C.;lower, 1. 11.5cm., British
          3 5 Knife with ibex head. L. 27. 5 cm. From Anyang,
                                  Museum, London, page 43
          page 28
                                  57 Bell./w. Ht. 66.4 cm. Freer Gallery of Art, Wash-
          36 Stone andjadc figurines. Ht. 7-9 cm. From the
                                  ington, D.C., page 43
          tomb of Fu Hao. Institute of Archaeology, Peking,
                                  58 Bell, po. Detail of decoration on top. Freer Gallery
          page 29
                                  of Art, Washington. D C  , p*g> 46
          37 Axe-blade. L. 15.9cm. From Anyang. Center of
                                  59 Rack of bells from tomb at Sui-hsien, Hupei. Ht.
          Asian Art and Culture, the Avery Brundagc Collec-
          tion, San Francisco, pagejo  273 cm. Hupei Provincial Museum, Wuhan, page 46
          38 Chime carved with tiger design. L. 84 cm. From  60 Striking the bells. From a rubbing of a third-cen-
                                  tury A.D. stone relief in the tomb at I-nan, Shantung,
          tomb at Wu-kuan-ts'un. Anyang. People's Republic of
                                  page 46
          China, page 30
                                  61  Ritual vessel, hu. Ht. 39.3 cm. Center of Asian Art
          39 Carved bone handle. L. 15 cm. Excavated at An-
                                  and Culture, the Avery Brundage Collection, San
          yang. Acadcmia Sinica, Taipei, page 30
                                  Francisco, page 47
          40 Hoard of bronzes. Excavated at Chuang-po, Fu-  62 Belt-hook. L. 15.7cm. Fogg Art Museum, Cam-
          feng, Shensi. Photo Cultural Relics Bureau, Peking.
                                  bridge, Mass., Grenville R. Winthrop Bequest. page
          page j
                                  47
          4 1 Tiger, one of a pair. L . 75 2 cm Freer Gallery of
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                                  63 Miniature vessels. Excavated at Ch'ang-p'ing. Peo-
          Art, Washington, DC, page 33
                                  ple's Republic of China, page 48
          42 Ritual vessel, lei. Ht. 45.2 cm. From K'o-tso-hsicn,
                                  64 Covered bowl. Ht. 16.5 cm. Probably from Shou-
          Liaoning. Liaoning Provincial Museum, page 33
                                  chou. Anhui. Honolulu Academy of Arts, page 49
          43  Ritual vessel, Jang-i. Ht. 35. 1 cm. Freer Gallery of
                                  65 Sketch of reconstructed tomb showing lining of
          Art, Washington, D.C., page 35
                                  pit. tomb chamber, and triple coffin. Ma-wang-tui,
          44 Ritual vessel, yi. L. 36.5 cm. British Museum, Lon-  Changsha, Hunan. Drawn by David Mcltzcr. © 1974
          don, Mrs. Walter Sedgwick Bequest, page 36  National Geographic Society, page 30
          45 Ritual vessel, kuei. Ht. 30.4 cm. Nelson Gallery-  66 Painted figurines from tombs at Changsha, Hunan.
          Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Mo  , page 36  After Kwang-chih Chang, page 30
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