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TWO JADE PENDANTS, HUANG
֋೰Ლ㑦ঋ̥ ໝⅬή䢲㑦ঋΨᑞ೎࿒⇈ܰ൶✥
LINGJIATAN CULTURE, CIRCA 3000 BC
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One pendant is of semi-circular shape with a rounded outer rim
ᑕ⊅ࣰᓁ͞ἔࣰᐷ٪ⅲ㕵⿀㑦ಧǐ☼᳦ՌԬע and straight inner sides, with an aperture pierced on each end; the
ໝ䢲⧀☽൶ᐷ٪ໝ͞⇂₤ǐ other of fan shape with serrated outer rim and a pierced aperture
on each end near the inner rim. Both are covered with extensive
areas of white alteration.
LINGJIATAN CULTURE Semi-circular pendant: 3 in. (9 cm.) diam., box (2)
The archaeological site of Lingjiatan was discovered in US$5,200-7,700
HK$40,000-60,000
1985, located in Ziran village of Lingjiatan, around 10
PROVENANCE
km southwest from Tongjia town, Hanshan County in
Acquired in Hong Kong prior to 1999
Anhui province. It is an important site of Neolithic jade
LITERATURE
findings in the plains between the Yangtze and Huai
Pottery and Jades of China’s Neolithic Age, Taipei, 2001, p. 103, no.
rivers. Dating to circa 3000 BC, Lingjiatan Culture 86 (serrated pendant)
existed around the same time as Hongshan Culture.
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