Neolithic Chinese Oracle Bone w/Stand

2 Chinese Figural Oracle Bones. Carved shoulder blade bones of an ox. Size: Each 12'' x 6'' x 1.25'' (30 x 15 x 3 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

A Rarely Ancient Turtle Shell carved Oracles. The oracle bones bear the earliest known significant corpus of ancient Chinese writing and contain important historical information such as the complete r

Neolithic - Hongshan Culture - Carved Jade Sun God Deity. The Hongshan culture was a Neolithic culture in the West Liao river basin in northeast China that existed from about 4700 to 2900 BC, was know

Both celadon green with calcifications, elongated form, Liangzhu culture (2800 B.C.) L of longest 20.2 cm.(8 in.) Note: The awl ornament has been found in burial tombs next to the head of the deceased

East Asia, China, upper Yellow River region of Gansu and eastern Qinghai, Neolithic Period, Qijia culture, ca. 2200 to 1600 BCE. A beautiful triple huang bi disc comprised of 3 flat, arc-shaped sectio

CHINESE NEOLITHIC HONGSHAN CULTURE HE MO JADE BI, ABOUT 4500 YEARS AGO L. 16.8 cm. W. 7.8 cm. Weight 98 gram.

Height:8cmWidth:9cmWeight:98gFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

Large Neolithic Chinese pottery vessel, Possibly of the period (c. 2500 BCE), Yangshao culture, red and black slip decorated terracotta earthenware, the amphora form vase with two lug handles and shor

East Asia, China, southeast Gonsu, Neolithic, Siwa culture, ca. 17th to 4th century BCE. An enormous and exemplary handmade pottery jar featuring a narrow, circular base and impressively thin walls th

Massive Neolithic Chinese painted pottery vessel; the tapered form with rounded shoulders painted with bold, circular motif design in black and red, with flared rim and two small loop handles; H: 18&#

East Asia, China, Neolithic Period, later Longshan culture (sometimes Lung-shan), ca. 2000 to 1600 BCE. A wonderful, hand-carved nephrite jade ritual axe blade, with a smooth, thin body, an elongated

新石器时代 红山文化碧玉雕刻花双耳人面三足炉 Neolithic, Hongshan Culture Sp

Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. Hand-carved from a piece of heavy stone, with a fascinating sparkling black surface, this is a pendant of a pig dragon, a zoo

Ancient East Asia, Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. A mottled omphacite jade in the highly stylized bird form favored by the Hongshan people. The bird is port

Neolithic Chinese Yangshao jar, 3-2 millennium BCE Height: 14" The Yangshao (Source: Wiki) The Yangshao culture was a Neolithic culture that existed extensively along the Yellow River in China. It is

Majiayou culture, (3100-2700 BC) High-shouldered Jar in terracotta, with black decoration, tall flared neck, two small loop handles, flat base, 19" x 15 1/2" at handles. Reassembled, a few pieces infi

3 1/8" Jade Swan Pendant Found in Liaoning Province Northeast China Neolithic Hongshan Culture. 3600-2000 BC. This is one of this author's favorites out of this group. It is finely detailed with excel

East Asia, China, Neolithic, Liangzhu culture, ca. 3300 to 2250 BCE. A gorgeous ritual funerary item known as a "cong," hand-carved from mottled brown and gray nephrite jade. This cong was formed thro

one with stand Ranging from 13 x 5 in. (33 x 12.7 cm.) to 7 x 6 in. (17.8 x 15.2 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Gordon F. Taylor, an employee of the San Francisco Opera for over 40 years

Neolithic Chinese painted pottery jar; of globular form, tapering down towards the base; the body and neck decorated with red and black geometric motifs; H: 10" (approx.)

2 3/8" Agate Owl/Bird Pendant Found in Liaoning Province Northeast China Neolithic Hongshan Culture Approx. 3000 B.C.

Chinese Neolithic Hongshan Stone Figure. Size: 7.25'' x 3.2'' x 3'' (18 x 8 x 8 cm).

紅山文化人物一組三件 A Group of Three Neolithic Hongshan Culture Jade Carved Figures Length: 2⅜ in (6 cm) - 2⅞ in (7.3 cm) Total

2 1/4" Agate Bird Pendant Found in Liaoning Province Northeast China Neolithic Hongshan Culture. 5000 BC to 300 AD. Patination is light which is usually the case on the harder stones found in the regi