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Dagger-axe (ge), Eastern Zhou to Western Han dynasty, 770 BCE-9 CE. Creator: Unknown

Dagger-axe (ge), Eastern Zhou to Western Han dynasty, 770 BCE-9 CE. Creator: Unknown


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Dagger-axe (ge), Eastern Zhou to Western Han dynasty, 770 BCE-9 CE. Creator: Unknown

Dagger-axe (ge), Eastern Zhou to Western Han dynasty, 770 BCE-9 CE

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1st Century Bc 8th Century Bc Arthur M Sackler Gallery Chou Dynasty Dagger Freer Gallery Of Art Han Dynasty Tools Weapon And Armament White Background Zhou Dynasty Blade


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This print showcases a remarkable artifact from ancient China, known as the Dagger-axe (ge). Created during the Eastern Zhou to Western Han dynasty, spanning from 770 BCE to 9 CE, this bronze weapon embodies the rich heritage and artistry of that era. The unknown creator skillfully crafted this blade with precision and mastery. The close-up shot allows us to appreciate the intricate details of this historical piece. The gleaming metal surface reflects its age-old journey through time. Against a pristine white background, the dagger-axe stands out in all its glory. As we delve into Chinese history, it becomes evident that weapons like these played a significant role in warfare during those times. This object serves as a testament to their advanced craftsmanship and strategic military tactics employed by ancient civilizations. Displayed at the Arthur M Sackler Gallery within the Smithsonian Institution's Freer Gallery of Art, this photograph captures not only an extraordinary work of art but also represents an educational institution dedicated to preserving cultural artifacts for generations to come. By immortalizing this Dagger-axe through photography, we gain insight into China's past while appreciating its artistic value. It is a reminder of our collective human history and how objects can transcend time itself.

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