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Neolithic Jade Cong Vessel
Cong (with a circular shape) , Chinese jade from the Neolithic period, Liangzhu culture, about 2500 BC.
Material	Nephrite jade
Created	2500BC, Neolithic Period
Discovered	China
Present location	British Museum, room 33b.
Classification	Chinese Jade
Culture	Liangzhu Culture

ANSWERS TO MODULE 7 QUESTIONS

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Describe your media: a graphite sketch on paper depicting a snarling dog. Is it your own work?: yes What is the file format?: jpeg What license have you chosen?: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License What category/gallery will you add it to?: Graphite, art, drawings How will you describe the file?: a graphite sketch on paper depicting a snarling dog.

PRACTICING CITATIONS

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The source similarly investigates the significance of the cong vessel with regards to Chinese beliefs and religious practices, and elaborate on the specific decoration of the vessels and how they reflect traditional Chinese motifs found in jade carvings and other works of art during the Neolithic period.

She investigates the process of creating jadeworks in Neolithic China and goes into detail about the Chinese Jade Age.

The source gives a brief overview about the meaning, composition, and history of jade in China, and its significance throughout four prehistoric dynasties and would contribute to all sections of the article.

The article provides an easily digestible but in-depth overview of the cong vessel, including its distribution, historical significance, composition, and its function.