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¡@More than 300 artefacts, including pottery, ceramics, bronze ware and a large number of figurines such as this guard-of-honour horse, were unearthed in 1948 from the tombs of the Feng family of the Northern Dynasties in Hebei province. When the Tuoba clan of the Xianbei people established its dynastic rule in northern China, ceremonial horses decked out in Xianbei-style horse tack began to appear among funerary objects. Sculpted in great detail, this horse displays a more lifelike manner than the pottery horses of the Eastern Han period. The bridle, breast strap, breech straps and the ornaments on them are all styled in the fashion of the time.¡@¡½¸ê®Æ¡G»´ä¾ú¥v³Õª«À]
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