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⧁㡲⒇ᐷ٪ 2701
TWO JADE EAR ORNAMENTS, JUE
⧁㡲⒇ᐷ٪ᒶˮ४Շ⯄۵ᖥڙ㒴ⅲᑕ⊅ࣰᓁ͞⡃۵ೀᐷ
XINGLONGWA CULTURE, CIRCA 6200-5400 BC
٪䢲ᑞ ໝⅬήⅲՇ⯄۵⦪ᦱڈ㈠෋ຍᐐᮗᑳ⧁㡲⒇
㑦ঋ⡊ྴܕǐ˹⿀ֱΤॼՇ⯄۵ᖥڙ㒴Ǐ㑨ഔ⾾㒴ⅲ⾾㑨 Each thick disc is carved with a slit from one edge towards the
central aperture, the stone is of a yellowish celadon tone with areas of
ᦪǏ૯֋ᦪᨤ৶ǐ⧁㡲⒇ἔࣰᒶ㏞͎ˮ४੺ՇᆵⅬήໝ͞
inclusions.
ᕏᒀⅲ㐕㟕⊅ἔࣰǐ☼᳦ՌԬע Ĝע ໝǐ Larger: 1 ƒ in. (3.9 cm.) diam., box (2)

XINGLONGWA CULTURE HK$40,000-60,000 US$5,200-7,700
PROVENANCE
Xinglongwa Culture is one of the Neolithic cultures Lantien Shanfang Collection, acquired in Taipei in 1997
developed in the south-eastern part of Inner Mongolia
of China. It is named after the archaeological site of
⧂㡳⒈ᐸ٫ ἕ⡪㨬ἫՊͭ
Xinglongwa, found in the Aohan Banner district of
Chifeng city, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. ϝᬝ
⻤⊏ྒྷᏑ⯠⻦卿 ჺ㐟ᙻझ࢈
It spans mainly across the south-eastern part of
Inner Mongolia, Xiliao River area in west of Liaoning
Province, as well as the area around Daling River.
Jades of Xinglongwa are some of the earliest nephrite
jades found within the Chinese border, dating to circa
6200 to 5400 BC.

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