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jars, censers, drums, axes, spearheads, chisels, bells, trays and a leather piece. Bronze objects are 90% including urns, vessels, jars, censers, pots, lamps, weapons. It could be said that no other excavation in Vietnam has found such big quantity and multi-type items as much as this Viet Khe coffin.
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by the Vietnamese Prime Minister. In 2016, the complete burial ensemble were brought to Germany primarily for conservation and had to be accompanied by Vietnamese conservators. Only by this context, a permit was issued by the Prime Minister of Vietnam for the first time regarding a national treasure
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Three radiocarbon dating figures have been ascertained from the coffin wood at Viet Khe. Taking into account the possibility that already long dead trees were used for constructing the coffins, archaeologists have estimated the age of the Viet Khe artefacts to be between 300 BCE and 500 BCE, which
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23 cm wide showing the design of a central-rayed solar body, enveloped by four birds in flight. On a part of the mantle remains in existence, which contains artwork of a bird within a panel whose boundary is denoted by decorated circular bands. A set of musical bells was also found; some were
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The largest coffin was that labelled as burial M2, spanning a length of 4.76 m, but no human remains were found in that coffin. The coffin was made of 1-meter diameter trunk with two ends made of thick planks. It is almost in a shape of a boat. There were 107 grave items including vase, urns,
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This is consistent with the impressions of the specimens by the archaeologists, who noted that despite the large quantity of material, they specimens were generally not intricately decorated, nor was the drum particularly large or detailed in its artwork. The burial site also had little trace of
199:(bình) is a globular vessel, wider on the sides than vertically, standing on a high pedestal similar to a circular base. It has two handles at the top and its lid is decorated with further geometric decorations. One of the examples unearthed was 21 cm in height and 24.7 cm in diameter. 173:
The chisels found at the burial site were divided into three varieties of classifications, these being wide, pointed and small-gauge working ended chisels. The pediform axes found at Viet Khe differ from most other specimens of Dong Son culture, because they were plain in appearance and had very
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The archaeologists involved in the excavations classified three types of socketed spearheads, two styles of socketed arrowhead, daggers with blades ranging up to 20 cm long and a sword almost 50 cm long. Four ring-handled knives were uncovered, with a Sinic origin or appearance.
192:(thố) is a bronze hemispherical vessel with outward sloping sides standing on a low tripod pedestal, similar to an incense bowl. One of the examples recovered from Viet Khe stands 22.5 cm tall and is decorated with rows of spiral and geometric patterns. 169:
Thirty-one pediform socketed axes with oval sockers were unearthed, in addition to two symmetrical axes with rectangular sockets and flared blades, and another two axes with blades almost parallel-sided.
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sparse ornamental decoration. Although some of the axes were used in woodworking, there were also a range of axes that appeared to be used for the purposes of weaponry.
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is an artefact not similar to modern implements, consistings of a low tray wide large handles, decorated with triangular figures and spiral motifs. An
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tripod, the ring-ended paring knife and the bronze sword, as well as the heads of some arrows and spears. These objects are also found at
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One of the major artefacts uncovered at Viet Khe in terms of aesthetic impact were a set of bronze vessels, known as
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found in the excavation is a rounded vessel with a spout resembling that of a kettle, was undecorated and damaged.
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Ornamented ladle (right) and axes with various blades in angle, trapezoid and rectangular shape
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In 2013, the largest coffin and its contained artifacts found at Việt Khê was designated as a
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decorated with local Dong Son artforms while others showed Chinese influences.
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would place the Viet Khe site among the earlier of the Dong Son burial sites.
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loan to the exhibition “Archaeological Treasures from Vietnam” in
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Viet Khe boat-shaped coffin M2 with bronze funerary artifacts in
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Some of the finds also parallel the objects unearthed in
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Lê Thị Huệ - Tran Trang (translation) (27 March 2014).
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On the musical front, a small drum was found, with a
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Index

Viet Khe

National Museum of Vietnamese History
Red River Delta
northern Vietnam
Dong Son culture
Bronze Age
Thủy Nguyên District
Haiphong
national treasure of Vietnam
Herne
Chemnitz
Mannheim



China

tympanum
Lingnan
China
tonggugang
Guangdong
Yinshangling
Guangxi
Warring States period



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