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China Gallery Artifacts List 2 020211.Xls Detail 1 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As Of: February 02, 2011 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' ~ NEOLITHIC PERIOD Description: Pottery Jar Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 1 Base Material: Clay and paint ID #: BMCA 97.119 Description: Polychrome Pottery Jar Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 2 Material: Ceramic and paint ID #: 99.54.1 Description: Polychrome Pottery Jar Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 3 Material: Ceramic and paint ID #: 91.48.5 Description: Jade Cong Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 4 Material: Jade ID #: BMCA 97.140.8 Description: Nephrite Pig-dragon (Zhulong) Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 5 Material: Jade ID #: BMCA 97.143.3 Description: Pendant Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 6 Material: Jade ID #: BMCA 97.143.1 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 1 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Pendant Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 7 Material: Jade ID #: BMCA 97.140.10 Description: Polychrome Pottery Bowl Period / Dynasty: Mid Neolithic Period Date: Yangshao (4000 - 2500 BC) 8 Material: Clay with paint ID #: 90.5.64 Description: Bi Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 9 Material: Jade ID #: 97.140.1 Description: Stone Blade Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Period Date: (ca. 7000 - 1500 BC) 10 Material: Abrased stone ID #: BMCA 96.40.1.1 Description: Polychrome Jar Period / Dynasty: Neolithic Age Date: (2300 - 2000 B.C.) 11 Material: Ceramic and paint ID #: 2000.39.1 Description: Bowl Period / Dynasty: Late Neolithic - Machang Phase Date: (c. 2300 - 2000 B.C.) 12 Material: Earthenware and paint ID #: 90.5.64 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 2 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' ~ ZHOU DYNASTY (EASTERN) Description: Lidded Vessel (Ding) Period / Dynasty: Eastern Zhou Dynasty Date: (770 B.C. - 256 B.C.) 13 Material: Bronze ID #: 2010.24.1a, b Description: Pair of Wine Vessels (Hu) Period / Dynasty: Eastern Zhou Dynasty Date: (770 B.C. - 256 B.C.) 14 Material: Bronze ID #: 2010.24.2a,b Description: Set of Bells (Zhong) Period / Dynasty: Eastern Zhou Dynasty Date: (770 B.C. - 256 B.C.) 15 Material: Bronze ID #: 2010.24.3a-g Description: Vessel Period / Dynasty: Eastern Zhou Dynasty Date: (770 B.C. - 256 B.C.) 16 Material: Bronze ID #: 2010.24.4 ~ ZHOU DYNASTY (WESTERN & WARRING STATES) Description: Pendant Period / Dynasty: Warring States Period Date: (481 - 221 B.C.) 17 Material: Jade ID #: 97.141.1 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 3 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Pottery Ding Tripod Vessel Period / Dynasty: Warring States Period Date: (ca. 475 - 221 BC) 18 Material: Clay ID #: BMCA 94.48.4 Description: Tomb Demon Period / Dynasty: Warring States to Western Han Dynasty Date: (475 B.C. - 9 A.D.) 19 Material: Wood and paint ID #: BMCA 97.122.1-.2 Description: Black Pottery Amphora Period / Dynasty: Warring States, Jin, or Western Han Date: (Fourth to Fifth Centuries BC) 20 Material: Ceramic and paint ID #: 97.63.1 Description: Bronze Spearhead Period / Dynasty: Warring States Period Date: (475 - 221 B.C.) 21 Material: Bronze ID #: 2000.50.4 Description: Mirror Period / Dynasty: Warring States Period Date: (475 - 221 B.C.) 22 Material: Bronze ID #: 2000.65.5 Description: Bronze Ding Period / Dynasty: Warring States Period Date: (c. 475 - 221 B.C.) 23 Material: Bronze ID #: 2005.11.1 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 4 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Wine Vessel (Hu) Period / Dynasty: Warring States Period Date: (480 B.C. - 222 B.C.) 24 Material: Bronze ID #: 2010.24.5 ~ HAN DYNASTY Description: Tomb Figurine Period / Dynasty: Han Dynasty Date: (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.) 25 Material: Ceramic ID #: 2001.9.1 Description: Green Glazed boshanlu Incense Burner Period / Dynasty: Han Dynasty Date: (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.) 26 Material: Ceramic and glaze ID #: 97.2.2.1 Description: Female Dancer Period / Dynasty: Han Dynasty Date: (206 BC - 220 AD) 27 Material: Clay and pigment ID #: 2005.18.1 Description: Pottery Statue Period / Dynasty: Han Dynasty Date: (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.) 28 Material: Ceramic and paint ID #: 99.76.160 Description: Mirror Period / Dynasty: Han Dynasty Date: (206 B.C. - 220 A.D.) 29 Material: Bronze ID #: 2003.38.26 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 5 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Mirror Period / Dynasty: Han Dynasty Date: (206 BC - 220 AD) 30 Material: Bronze ID #: 2000.65.7 Description: Bronze Fang (square) Hu Period / Dynasty: Qin or Western Han Dynasty Date: (221 - 206 BC) or (206 BC - 8 AD) 31 Material: Bronze ID #: BMCA L. 2007.17.1 Description: Mirror Period / Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty Date: (206 BC - 8 AD) 32 Material: Bronze ID #: 2005.35.1 Description: Bronze Li with Cover and Ring Handles Period / Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty Date: (206 BC - 8 AD) 33 Material: Bronze ID #: Not Available On loan Description: Yue-ware Spirit Jar Period / Dynasty: Western Jin Dynasty Date: (265 - 317) 34 Material: Ceramic ID #: 2000.65.2 ~ TANG DYNASTY Description: Pottery Camel and Rider Period / Dynasty: Pre-Tang Dynasty Date: Not Available 35 Material: Clay ID #: Snukal Collection 35 On Loan D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 6 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Camel and Rider Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 906) 36 Material: Pottery with Traces of Paint ID #: BMCA 2002.8.2 Description: Warrior Figurine Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 907 B.C.) 37 Material: Ceramic and paint ID #: 2001.58.4.1 Description: Gold over Silver Core Vase Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 906) 38 Material: Silverware, Gold ID #: 2006.13.1 On loan Description: Three-Color Ware Jar Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 906) 39 Material: Clay, glaze, and paint ID #: BMCA 2004.52.1a & b Description: Mirror Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 906) 40 Material: Bronze ID #: BMCA 2000.64.4 Description: Mirror Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 907 A.D.) 41 Material: Bronze ID #: 2005.34.1 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 7 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Wine Warmer (jiaodou) Period / Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Date: (618 - 906 AD) 42 Material: Bronze ID #: 2005.14.1 Description: Gold Hairpins Period / Dynasty: Liao Dynasty Date: (907 - 1125) 43 Material: Gold ID #: BMCA L. 2007.12.2.3 ~ SONG DYNASTY Description: Chrysanthemum Petal Bowl Period / Dynasty: Song Dynasty Date: (960-1279 AD) 44 Material: Ceramic and glaze ID #: BMCA 91.48.2 Description: Yaozhou Ware Dish Period / Dynasty: Song Dynasty Date: (906 - 1279) 45 Material: Stoneware, glaze ID #: BMCA L.2007.8.1 Description: Cizhou Sgrafitto Meiping Vase Period / Dynasty: Northern Song Date: (960 - 1127) 46 Material: Stoneware, glaze ID #: Snukal Collection 39 Description: Celedon (qingbai) Bowl Period / Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty Date: (1127-1279 A.D.) 47 Material: Ceramic and glaze ID #: 2005.42.1 D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China Gallery Artifacts List _2_020211.xls Detail 8 of 13 BOWERS MUSEUM Artifacts in the Ancient China Gallery - Detailed Description As of: February 02, 2011 # Image Data from artifacts' current labels or Bowers' 'China's Object List' Description: Terra Cotta Horses Period / Dynasty: Song – early Ming Dynasty Date: (960 - c.1460) 48 Material: Terracotta ID #: 2001.6.1.1-.3 ~ YUAN DYNASTY Description: Jar with Running Horse Period / Dynasty: Yuan to Ming Dynasty Date: (1279 - 1368 / 1368 - 1644) 49 Material: Ceramic and glaze ID #: 2000.64.3 Description: Underglaze Pear-Shaped Vase Period / Dynasty: Yuan Dynasty Date: (1279 - 1360) 50 Material: Ceramic, glaze ID #: Snukal Collection 290 On loan ~ MING DYNASTY Description: Blue & White Jar with Fish Period / Dynasty: Early Ming Dynasty Date: Xuande Period (15th Century) 51 Material: Ceramic, glaze, and paint ID #: BMCA L.2007. 11.6 On loan Description: Blue & White Porcelain Dish w/ 3 Friends Design Period / Dynasty: Early Ming Dynasty Date: Xuande Period (15th Century) 52 Material: Ceramic, glaze, and paint ID #: Snukal Collection 296 On loan D:\Daniel\Bowers\Education\China
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