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K-10213-004 :: spelmark

Object description: Spelmarker, 4 stycken. Runda, svarta och något välvda. Botten platt.

Data elements

Accessionsnummer

K-10213-004

Antal

Sakord

spelmark

Region - ursprung

Inre Mongoliet

Land - ursprung

Kina

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Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av: sv.wikipedia.org

Land, engelska - ursprung

China

Världsdel - ursprung

Asien

Geografiskt namn - annat

Östasien

Beskrivning

Spelmarker, 4 stycken. Runda, svarta och något välvda. Botten platt.

Materialkategori

sten-mineral

Material

sten

Material, engelska

stone

Anmärkning

Enligt användarkommentar: "Almost certainly stones used to play Go. Igo in Japanese and Wei-qui in Chinese. While Japanese stones are typically rounded on both sides, Chinese stones are typically flat on one side. They may be made from any substance but older stones are often actual stone. White stone can be different types but Black stones are typically slate. Japanese stones are traditionally Slate and Giant Clam shell. The stones can be very flat and only a few millimetres thick or very rounded but still not spheroid."

Diameter

1,4 cm

Tjocklek

0,6 cm

Namn - förvärvat från

Bai Wanyu (Pai)

Beskrivning: Bai Wanyu ("Pai", 白万玉), deltog i J.G.A.:s utgrävningar i Kina och utförde sannolikt även utgrävningar efter. Flera samlingar från honom tillkom Östasiatiska samlingarna efter 1926.

Förvärvsomständigheter

Köpt i Peking

Belongs to Samling

K-10000-10265 :: Småbronser - Pai

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Comments (2)

Adam Norberg (National Museums of World Culture)2021-11-18 08:34
@Drewpan Thank you for your comment. I have updated the information. /Adam
Drewpan2021-10-22 01:02
Almost certainly stones used to play Go. Igo in Japanese and Wei-qui in Chinese. While Japanese stones are typically rounded on both sides, Chinese stones are typically flat on one side. They may be made from any substance but older stones are often actual stone. White stone can be different types but Black stones are typically slate. Japanese stones are traditionally Slate and Giant Clam shell. The stones can be very flat and only a few millimetres thick or very rounded but still not spheroid.

K-10213-004 :: spelmark

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Comments (2)

Adam Norberg (National Museums of World Culture)2021-11-18 08:34

Drewpan2021-10-22 01:02