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Bronze is an
alloy consisting primarily of copper,
commonly with
about 12–12.5% tin and
often with the
addition of
other metals (including aluminium, manganese...
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Napcheong Bronzeware (Korean: 납청놋전; Hanja: 納淸놋전), also
called Napcheong Yugi (납청유기), is a
South Korean metalworking company that
produces the traditional...
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Chinese bronze inscriptions, also
referred to as
bronze script or
bronzeware script,
comprise Chinese writing made in
several styles on
ritual bronzes...
- Textile :
Textile Conservation Restoration and
Replication Studio for
Bronzeware :
Bronzeware Conservation Studio for the
Mounting of
Calligraphy and Painting...
- The
oracle bone inscriptions—along with
several roughly contemporaneous bronzeware inscriptions using a
different style—constitute the
earliest corpus of...
- bronzes) of the
ancient Chinese Shang dynasty. It is the
heaviest piece of
bronzeware to
survive from
anywhere in the
ancient world. It was
unearthed in 1939...
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Baoji Bronzeware Museum (Chinese: 宝鸡青铜器博物院) is an
archaeology museum in Baoji, Shaanxi, China. It has a
collection of more than 120,000
pieces of cultural...
- hand-forged
bronzeware. A
complete set of
bangjja includes dishes, bowls, spoons, and chopsticks. The main
difference between Korean bronzeware or bangjja...
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period is
often considered to be the
zenith for the
craft of
Chinese bronzeware. The
latter Zhou
period is also
famous for the
advent of
three major Chinese...
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gujian and the
Xiqing jijian (西清繼鑑).
Within those two catalogues, the
bronzeware is
categorized according to use:
Sacrificial vessels (祭器, jìqì), Wine...
