4 Plaques of deer runniingNortheastern China &

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4 Plaques of deer runniingNortheastern China & Inner Mongolia. (6th-5th c. BC).Objects on right hand side: a) Ornamental plaque of a running ibex. b) Ornamental plaque of a running red deer

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4 Plaques of deer runniingNortheastern China &

Record number

BATEA : 1803

Simple name

ordos bronze

Classified name

ordos; bronze; metal; deer

ID note

was # 255; # 1193

Description

Description part summary

This group consists of: (i) A running ibex with its legs gathered underneath. The running pose in these two pieces is very characteristic of the 6th century BC and was replaced in the 5th century BC by a more static posture, such as in Exhibit 257. (ii) An ornamental plaque of a running red deer, the eye formed as a hole, the legs bunched together, the antlers laid back against the body and nose in the air.

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Bronze

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Description length

Top left: 2.2 cm x 1.6 cm

Description height

Top right: 2 cm x 1.7 cm

Description diameter

Bottom left: 2 cm x 1.7 cm

Description width

Bottom middle: 2.5 cm x 1 cm

Description depth

Bottom right: 2 cm x 1 cm

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