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English: A Chinese Western Han Dynasty (202 BC – 9 AD) bronze rhinoceros with gold and silver inlay.
中文: 西汉时代的错金银犀牛尊
Date 12 June 2008
Source http://www.garyleetodd.com/chinese-historic-sites/tiananmen-square-national-museum/, from the Beijing National Museum
Author Gary Lee Todd
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See also the category Photographs by Gary Lee Todd.

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