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This image is part of the Ancient Chinese characters project( 古漢字- Anciens Hanzi), a project to create a complete set of SVG images depicting ancient Chinese characters. We currently work on the the 214 Kangxi radicals ( Tutorial). Help welcome.
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This 馬-bronze.svg image depicting the character 馬 (Traditional Radical 187) in the ancient bronze script. |
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According to internationalscientific.org's data : see b14619 image on 馬's page (Pinyin, English, Etymology, Cantonese, Taiwanese informations also available). |
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Courtesy & permission & Copyright from Richard Sears website © 2003 (see Richard Sears Agreement)
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This image is in the public domain because it is an SVG representation of an ancient script. The script itself predates the modern concept of copyright, and the creator of the SVG version has released (or hereby releases) into the public domain any copyright generated by the making of the file (and grants an unconditional licence to anyone, for any jurisdictions in which public-domain release is not legal). This applies internationally and for any purpose.
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