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ceramic cheapness chinese clay coarse copy cotta decorative durability earth female figurine fine isolated museum neolithic patterns period phoenix porous rare royalty sculpture space terra terracotta unglazed usa versatility vertical wealth womanTerra-cotta Chinese Figurine Neolithic Period Editorial Photo
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Terra-cotta Chinese figurine Neolithic Period #230682475
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Artifact from Phoenix Art Museum, Arizona, USA. This Chinese figurine dates to 2900-1200 BC. The patterns indicate royalty or wealth. In fine art, the word Terracotta `baked earth` is most commonly used to describe a type of sculpture, unglazed ceramic art, or decorative architecture, made from a coarse, porous clay, which is noted for its versatility, cheapness and durability. From Neolithic Period. Neolithic, also called New Stone Age
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