Inscribed zun wine vessel, late Shand dynasty, c. 12th-11th BCE

Inspected zun wine vessel, late Shandong dynamics, c. 12th-11th BCE

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• Image Number:K1A002,302N000,000,000PAB
• dynasty:Shand dynamics
• Category:Bronzes
• Function:wine vessel, ritual vessel
Material:Mineral/metal/bronze
• Description:
  Ragged mouth, folded shoulder, bulging belly, The round foot turns outward. The neck and the feet are decorated with two strings, the shoulders and abdomen are decorated with continuous animal face patterns, the animal eyes are convex, and the shoulders are decorated with relief animal heads. The shape and decoration are similar to the Taotie pattern statue unearthed in Huixian County, Henan Province. Through X-ray fluoroscopy, there are three gaskets at the bottom of the device. The inscription is on the inner bottom. Another “□ Er You” (Page 27, Volume 8, Volume A, Continuation of the Western Qing Dynasty, Integration 04867) has been handed down and is now in Shanghai Museum

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