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[[underlined]]Plates.[[/underlined]] iii. Plate 26, fig. 2....Bone arrowheads copied from metal originals, for funerary use; North China. Plate 27, fig. 1....City-wall of Han bricks, To Ho Chên. " fig. 2....Remnants of burial-chamber, Wang Fên Wa. Plate 28, fig. 1....Lei Ku T'ai (mound), general view. " fig. 2....Want Fên Wa (mound), northern slope. Plate 29, fig. 1....Earthenware model of Han cookstove, Wang Fên Wa. " fig. 2...."Badlands: on way to the Wang Fên Wa mound. Plate 30, fig. 1....Stone door-lead, Wang Fên Wa. " fig. 2....Stone lintels, Wang Fên Wa. Plate 31, fig. 1....Brick cist, Wang Fên Wa; before clearing. " fig. 2....Same, after clearing. Plate 32, fig. 1....Trench, Lei Ku T'ai mound. " fig. 2....Burial-vaults, Lei Ku T'ai mound. Plate 33, fig. 1....Bowls found in the Lei Ku T'ai mound. " fig. 2....Jars found in the Lei Ku T'ai mound. " [[image - check mark]] fig. 3....Broken [[underlined]]li[[/underlined]] tripod and legs, Lei Ku T'ai mound. Plate 34....Potter-making today by "coiling" process, near Hangchow (kindness of Dr. R. L. Pedleton). Plate 35, fig 1....Pottery lamps, Lei Ku T'ai mound. " fig. 2....Pottery jars,Wang Fên Wa mound. " fig. 3....Pottery tripod, Wang Fên Wa mound. Plate 36....Coast of the Peitaiho promontory. Plate 37, fig. 1....Shepherds in sheepskin coats, near Ta T'ung. " fig. 2....Exploring loess ravine south of Ta T'ung. Plate 38, fig. 1....Bronze macehead, North China; actual size. " fig. 2....Common form of Chinese bronze sword-hilt, approx. 2/3 actual size. " fig. 3....Bronze arrowhead (bent in action?) and ibex, Kuei-hua; actual size.
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