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From the Neolithic period and early Bronze Age, ceremonial tools and weapons were created as symbols of power.

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Clearly visible on one of this vessel's long sides is a cast inscription that records events associated with a key figure in early Zhou history

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Aggressive spikes and projections, with motifs in high relief, distinguish the ferocious style that appeared at the beginning of the Zhou dynasty around 1050 BCE.

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thousands of years ago in China, these two inscribed objects belonged to the famous Duke Shi of Shao, who was also known as the Grand Protector or "Taibao."

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According to contemporary sources, numerous vessels were unearthed in the winter of 1929 outside the modern city of Luoyang in western Henan province.