Image: Bronze Standing Figure

Description: The figure is hollow inside with a total height of 2.62 m and the height of the human part measures 1.72 m. The figure wore three layers of clothing with a ribbon, and bracelets on both hands and feet. It is generally believed that this figure was a king and shaman leader, that is, the highest authority assumed the triple status of god, shaman and king. The figure has oversize hands and was clearly intended to hold some large object, now lost. Possibilities include a jade cong or an elephant tusk, both found in the pits.
Title: Bronze Standing Figure
Credit: Flickr: Bronze Standing Figure (青銅立人像)
Author: momo
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