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Stock Photo: Bronze Ding-Tripod Of Lord Cheng Of Chu

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a bronze ding-tripod from the Spring and Autumn period (771-476 BC). The ding is a type of ritual vessel that was used for cooking and offering food to the gods. The ding is made of bronze and is decorated with a variety of patterns, including dragons, birds, and flowers. The ding is in good condition and is a valuable example of Chinese art and culture.

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