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Ritual Axe

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Jade (nephrite), Neolithic late Dawenkou–early Longshan culture (2400–1900 BCE), China
Asian Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Purchase Charlotte C. and John C. Weber Gift and Rogers Fund 1991
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Title: Ritual Axe
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Jade (nephrite), Neolithic late Dawenkou–early Longshan culture (2400–1900 BCE), China.

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