Lecture Notes Flashcards: Ancient Chinese Art and Ritual Objects (Fill-in-the-Blank)

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A set of fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering key topics from the lecture notes on Neolithic and ancient Chinese ritual objects, bronze vessels, tombs, and foundational philosophies.

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The square jade tube with masks used in Neolithic ritual contexts is a __.

cong

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Cong tubes are often paired in burials with a type of artifact called a __.

bi

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Bi discs are often placed on and under a body and __ tubes added around it.

cong tubes

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A wine vessel in the form of a composite animal from Anyang, Shang dynasty, was designed for pouring wine and symbolized __ powers.

supernatural

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The composite animal on this Shang dynasty bronze wine vessel could allude to its use as a __ object.

ritual

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Master Lai's Bell shows the connection between ancestor worship and political practice, as evidenced by its __.

inscriptions

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Music was a very important part of __ rituals.

court

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The Warring States wine vessel from Hubei demonstrates the use of the __ casting technique in Southern China.

lost-wax

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Dragons and snakes on the vessel are associated with __.

shamanism

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In the Warring States, the jade bi disc represents heaven, and the dragon has become a symbol of the __.

ruler

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The bi disc is an example of the finest surviving jade work and was created for a __ context.

funerary

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The lacquer bowl from Changsha features bird motifs that are associated with __.

Shamanism

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In humid southern China, lacquer was used on wood to prevent __.

rot

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The Great Wall was designed to be a barrier between the agricultural Chinese and the nomadic __.

barbarians

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It was constructed using stone bricks and the __ earth technique.

rammed

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The Wall helped establish a centralized __.

bureaucracy

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Mawangdui Tomb no. 1 provides important information about Han cosmology, beliefs about the afterlife, and burial __.

ritual

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The silk banner in Mawangdui Tomb no. 1 is an example of a decorated silk banner covering the inner __.

coffin

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The hill-shaped censer burner from Mancheng suggests the Daoist concept of sacred mountains inhabited by the __.

immortals

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The hill-shaped censer burner is made of Bronze and __.

gold

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The Jing Ke relief is an example of a __ scene that captures a whole narrative.

monoscenic

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The relief depicts Jing Ke's failed attempt to kill the __.

Qin King

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The material of Jing Ke's scene is an ink rubbing of a bas-relief in __.

stone

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The practice of communicating with the spirit world and using animal helpers is called __.

Shamanism

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The two souls in the Hun-Po theory are hun and __.

po

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Fu Hao Tomb provides evidence of Shang ritual and ancestor worship and is the tomb of the Shang queen and military leader __.

Fu Hao

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Confucianism began in the Eastern Zhou dynasty and emphasizes ethics and social order, complementing __ which emphasizes man in relation to nature.

Daoism

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Longshan Culture, a Neolithic culture noted for decorated pottery such as stemcups and the tripod pitcher, practiced __ as part of ritual life.

scapulimancy

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The decorative animal-face motif commonly found on Shang and Zhou bronze vessels, featuring prominent eyes and stylized features, is called the __.

Taotie