A Chinese Han Dynasty Mingqi Pottery Vase, Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE - 200 CE Medium - Silver and approximately one-third of the

and approximately one-third of the rim is professionally restored

A single-strand necklace composed of eighteen large

fight Samnite warriors identified by their distinctive white tunics and iconic broad belts

The bowl is small with curving sides from a small ringed foot

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A Chinese Han Dynasty Mingqi Pottery Vase, Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE - 200 CE Medium - Silver and approximately one-third of thea green lead glazed Mingqi funerary vase, the terracotta clay body with tall fluted cylindrical neck incised with oscillating lines, the ovoid body with a pair of loop handles applied to the shoulder with two molded taotie faces. While ceramics undoubtedly served utilitarian functions, they were also used as funerary objects. During the Han dynasty, the Chinese often buried their dead with objects they would need in the afterlife. This ceramic jar was