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Shang Dynasty

ca. 1500-1050 BCE



Had inscriptions and divination records


Bronze pouring cup



1750-1500 BCE



Erlitou Culture



Bronze vessel



For alcohol/food for sacrifices and rituals

Bronze making technique?

Piece molding casting

Yin Xu or Anyang

North of river: royal tombs



South of river: temple and palaces



Place where rituals took place

Xia Dynasty

2000-1600 BCE

Zhou Dynasty

1050-256 BCE

What did the bronze culture see the establishment of?

They saw the establishment of a bureaucracy

What do you need in order to construct bronze?

You need a centralized state in order to construct bronze. I'm the beginning only the capital had being bronze.



People that can recognize bronze



An alchemist or chemist

What did bronze vessels derive from?

Pottery vessels

Ancestral reverence ritual

Please and appease ancestors

Lady Hao's burial

1200 BCE



She was a general



Helped kind expand shang territory

How did yhe use of large numbers of wine vessels speak for the ritual behavior?

They really focused on wine sacrifices. Used alcohol and funeral rituals and banquets.

Fang ding



Or square ding



1200 BCE



Face motifs



Meat cooker

Taotie

Animal face motif



Laid out in symmetrical fashion

Sanxingdui culture

1500-1200 BCE

What do the small amounts of bronze vessels say about the sanxingdui?

Set the ritual practice must be very different from the shang.

Bronze standing figure


Sanxingdui



1200-1000 BCE



Hollowed hands signify he was holding something before



Wearing a headdress and intricate layers of clothing



Elevated on bronze pedestal



Represents: king, shaman or both



Used to visualize their own ritual beliefs



Major difference between other cultures