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Ceremonial Tube (Cong), c. 1600–1056 BCE

Ceremonial Tube (Cong)

c. 1600–1056 BCE · Jade

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Museo de Arte de Cleveland

Cleveland, Estados Unidos

Sala241A Arts of Ancient China

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The cong, a cylindrical tube with a square outer section, was one of the most impressive jade implements used in ancient rites. The ritual text Rites of Zhou mentions the use of the cong for the worship of the earth. However, its function and meaning in the earlier Neolithic societies are not completely understood.

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1915.630

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EsculturaAntes de 1400China, Shang dynasty (c. 1600–c. 1046 BCE)

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