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Description Processional tomb figurines from the tomb of Pan Yongzheng. He lived during the Jiajing and Wanli reigns of the Ming dynasty, and was an Guanlushi official. The figurines are made of Ju wood. The tomb was discovered in Shanghai by Zhaojiabang Road in August 1960. On display at the Shanghai Museum.
Date 27 May 2008
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