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The Stone Drum inscriptions: verse celebrating the hunting exploits of a duke of Qin, engraved on ten drum-shaped stones. The inscriptions date from the Eastern Zhou. This rubbing includes the fifth of the ten inscriptions only; taken from a replica inscription.
第一行殘前三字，第二、四、七殘首字，五、六殘首二字，第九行無第二字，十行殘第二字，無第三字，十一行無三、四字，殘六字。全文存五十三字。

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Title
Qiyang lie jie (5)
岐陽獵碣(五）
Variant Title
商周秦漢六朝吉金文字
Published
東周（770-259B.C.)
Full Collection Name
Chinese Rubbings Collection
Other Identifiers
Tsa 125(6)-15
Subject (Topic)
Inscriptions on Rock and Stone
摩崖石刻
Type
Image
Extent
1幅2頁
Other Physical Details
11行，行6字
Dimensions
高11.3, 寬15.1厘米
Physical Medium
銅
Archive
East Asian Library
Note
篆書
重刻
Provenance
陝西寶雞
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