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中文(中国大陆):皿方罍(青铜酒器),商末周初(约公元前11世纪),现藏湖南省博物馆。摄于上海博物馆“皿方罍与湖南出土青铜器”特展。
English: Min Fanglei (bronze square wine vessel), made in Late Shang to Early Zhou Period (ca. 11th century B.C.), collection of Hunan Museum. Photo taken at the special exhibition of Min Fanglei and other bronzes unearthed in Hunan in Shanghai Museum.
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