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Other Jades in National Palace Museum, part1

Alex Hughes

Dec 21, 2022•7 min read

The Longshan Culture is a period of time in China that is marked by social divisions. Jade was used as a symbol of social status during the Longshan Culture. This piece of jade is nephrite and is most likely a ceremonial jade from an area located midstream to downstream on the Yellow River in the Longshan period. The piece has a human face decoration on one side and an abstract pattern on the other. The piece has been determined to be a ceremonial jade from an area located midstream to downstream on the Yellow River in the Longshan period. The piece has been determined to be a ceremonial jade from an area located midstream to downstream on the Yellow River in the Longshan period.

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