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English: Three examples of the Jia, a type of ancient Chinese ritual wine vessel, from the middle of the Shang Dynasty (13th to 15h centuries before JC). In the collections of the Shanghai Museum
Français : trois exemples de vaisselle rituelle chinoise Jia, un type ancien de récipient à vin, au milieu de la dynastie Shang (13eme à 15ème siècle avant JC), Musée de Shanghai.
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