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The nine ancient acupuncture needles, 17th Chinese (detail)
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Lettering: Headings (from right to left): 7) Hao zhen (filiform needle); 8) Chang zhen (long needle); 9) a zhen (big needle). Descriptive text: See under 'Description of Image Content'.
Title: The nine ancient acupuncture needles, 17th Chinese (detail)
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Lettering: Headings (from right to left): 7) Hao zhen (filiform needle); 8) Chang zhen (long needle); 9) a zhen (big needle).
Descriptive text: See under 'Description of Image Content'.
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