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                <text>Given by Alley in 1957 to poet R.A.K. Mason (1905-1971) to carry to Canterbury Museum.&#13;
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              <text>Letter Duff-Geoff Alley 30/5/47 CMR, FA 6-11, B1, F5 'Through Miss Adlam and Mr. John Johnson of the Friends Ambulance, we have received from Rewi this year a number of old pieces, namely two large Han pots and a model brazier in terra cotta, and a Nestorian vase...'&#13;
&#13;
Letter Duff-Alley 30/5/47 CMR, FA 6-11, B1, F5, 'Thanks for your welcome letter of April 20th., which arrived shortly before john Jackson arrived with the Nestorian vase, and then Miss Adlam had delivered the two large Han pots and the model brazier, and brother Geoff on behalf of Owen Jackson had delivered the green glazed vase. This leaves the Wei head, the Han horse tile, and the two model redoubts yet to arrive (probably Geoff has them)' &#13;
&#13;
Letter Alley-Duff 20/4/47 CMR, FA 6-11, B1, F5 'Since the war has ended, I have asked various people to take back odds and ends for you, and shall be pleased to know if any do actually arrive. If you see any of the NZ FAU boys, you might inquire...there is a Wei head, some Han pottery, a bit of Hsi Hsia, and so on, floating around somewhere. I have some Kansu Neolithic pottery - painted - which I may get off someday, depending on the charity of travellers, etc. &#13;
&#13;
Also letter Duff-Alley 30/4/47 CMR FA 6-11, B1, F5 'safe delivery of the tin trunk with its three grave pieces entrusted to Miss Adlam of the Friends Centre, Shanghai'&#13;
&#13;
Also letter Archer-Duff 13/5/47 CMR, FA6-11, B1, F5 - John Johnson of Sumner, and Owen Jackson of Auckland&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Described and pictured in newspaper article 'Ancient Works of Art Sent from China', undated, CMR, FA6-11, B1, F5 'The most recent of the pieces of pottery is a rather ornate vase which Mr Allen [sic] dates abount [sic] 1000 A.D. The conventional palm leaf decoration is typical symbol of the old Nestorian Christians, while the "key" pattern, still to be seen on modern buildings, is of Greek origin. This came from Shandan, which was a stronghold of Chinese Nestorian Christians until sacked by genghiz Khan between 1200 and 1300 A.D.' &#13;
&#13;
NOTE: C1947.5 Vase with pedestal in green glazed earthenware, with archaic mask handles of T'ang style (ScLiang Kuo period), prolific in graves of the 600-800 period at Liang Chow, T'ang grave, Liang Chow, Presented Rewi Alley. Delivered Owen Jackson per PJ Alley. Presented by Exchange to Uragami Zenji, Japanese potter, Christchurch festival, March 1973. Kurashiki, Japan. C.1973.11-12  1973.64.1&#13;
&#13;
From Vernon C1973.11:&#13;
Notes by R.S. Duff (Director): "[One of] the two largest examples of works made by Uragami Zenji, of Bizen City, master-potter in Bizen style, and guest potter of Chrstchurch Arts Festival (Mar 3-17) jointly sponsored by Festival Committee of City, because of "sister-city" link with neighbouring city of Kurashiki, sent out out to be shown with the exhibition mounted in the MUseum's Hall of Oriental Art. Originally offered as gift to the Museum at informal opening ceremony on March 5, but intention probably to offer to the people of Christchurch with Museum accepting custody on understanding that works could be displayed for a time in other appropriate public displays centres of city. During final visit to Museum on March 15, to take delivery of return exchange pieces (Chinese), the potter, through Mizue Gorman as interpreter, agreed that the flower vase could be regarded as a direct gift to the Museum, the bull [C1973.12, q.v.] being potentially available for display in the Town Hall. Following the Museum Board meeting on March 22, the Board ruled that would be accepted in trust for the people of Christchurch to whom Uragami intended his gift, and that they were available, from time to time as required, for public display elsewhere under city auspices.&#13;
The return gifts [from the Museum's permanent collection] were:&#13;
C1947.5, C1956.90, C1956.227, C1956.279, C.1956. 525, C1957.3."&#13;
&#13;
The flower vase was broken by a vandal (in the former Hall of Oriental Art, Canterbury Museum) on 1 May 1986 - following correspondence (see Display Depatment files) between Ralph Riccalton and Mr Uragami, the potter replaced it with 2 pots - C1987.1A-B.  The broken pieces have been retained because they show the construction of the ceramic body.&#13;
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Ralph Riccalton: 'During 1947 and 1948 further gifts arrived by courtesy of New Zealanders returning from relief work, including a pedestal vase with decorative elements based on the palm leaf and Greek fret pattern and identified as a relic of the Nestorian Christian mission sacked by Genghis Khan and his Mongols around 1215 A.D. Together with the ridge tile featuring a stocky horse of a type familiar to nomadic tribes, the model well-head representing a plentiful supply of water in the after life, and a pair of model forts or redoubts, these all have the special merit of a known locality. ' The Rewi Alley Collection of Chinese Artifacts at Canterbury Museum, CMR 6/7, B31, F82&#13;
&#13;
original description: (Nestorian Christian emblem, stepped pattern below bowl, bowl divided by four projecting ribs. Ribs represent divisions of the four hives mould in which the bowl of this vase was carved, pedestal probably separate. Gores formal covered with modified step designs enclosing animal (?dragon) form. The Nestorians formed a small dynasty in late Tang or early Song times, which Rewi Alley calles Xi Xia. This was overwhelmed by Genghis Khan and his Mongols, and many Nestorial relics were lost in the sacking of Shantan city. Obtained during excavation in Shandan City, Gansu.&#13;
&#13;
Other Nestorian related objects: Nestorian rubbing E.137.77.2; 'tile from Tunhuang caves, and has Nestorian influence perhaps. A cross in a lotus head. Maybe not. Time T'ang, or earlier, Wei or Sui', Alley-Owen Jackson 17/10/46 CMR, FA 6-11, B1, F5; C1957.922 - cross; C1957.923 - cross&#13;
&#13;
DK 27.09.15&#13;
&#13;
Information on Adlam - The Advertiser (Adelaide) 4/2/47&#13;
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                <text>Delivered to Canterbury Museum by A.E. Adlam. Miss Adlam, an Englishwoman, lived in China for 25 years. Prior to the war she taught English in Shanghai, and during the war she worked as Secretary to the Friends' Relief Service. She visited relatives in New Zealand in 1947.  </text>
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&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
from Alley, Rewi. Ci Guo You Li Ji. (Some Pottery Kilns Old and New in China. Beijing: Qing gong ye chu ban she, 1985. 127.&#13;
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&#13;
Shanghai Museum has a similar one. &#13;
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&#13;
original: oval shaped, peachbloom-glazed ceramic ink-paste box, from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Outside of dish and lid has a variegated red and green glaze, and the inside of each is a light green with two thin orange lines around the rim. Inscription on the bottom reads 大清康熙年製 'made in the period of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty’. &#13;
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DK 12.10.15</text>
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Han pots in Shandan area very similar to this one. Called Huitaoguan - grey ceramic pot (Shandan Museum) &#13;
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DK 25.09.15 &#13;
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Letter Duff-Geoff Alley 30/5/47 CMR, FA 6-11, B1, F5 'I have to thank you for the green glazed vase from Liang Chow, handed over by Rewi to Owen Jackson to deliver. Through Miss Adlam and Mr. John Johnson of the Friends Ambulance, we have received from Rewi this year a number of old pieces, namely two large Han pots and a model brazier in terra cotta, and a Nestorian vase...' &#13;
&#13;
Letter Duff-Alley 30/4/47 CMR FA 6-11, B1, F5 'A report in this morning's Press that Mr Johnson of the Friends Ambulance had arrived in Sydney with three Chinese vases "valued at 2000[pounds] and which he was bringing on your behalf, reminded me that I have not yet acknowledged the earlier safe delivery of the tin trunk with its three grave pieces entrusted to Miss Adlam of the Friends Centre, Shanghai.' &#13;
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Diary John Johnson October 1945 - in Alley's hand: 'Black Pot from S'liang Kuo. Ss Liang Kingdom. Liangchow now called Wu Wei Liangchow has many Han dynasty relics. Old city [?eveav....] extensive. Chinese Central Asia begins with Liangchow.'&#13;
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Ralph Riccalton: 'In March 1947 Canterbury Museum received the first of many gifts from Rewi Alley who at the time was stationed at Sandan...Delivered on his behalf by Miss Adlam of the Society of Friends Ambulance Unit, these first items comprised a large earthenware wine jar, a burnished earthenware pot eith impressed cord decoration, and a pottery model of a household stove or brazier. All of these pieces had been recovered personally by Rewi Alley from Han grave sights at deserted cities along part of the old silk route.' The Rewi Alley Collection of Chinese Artifacts at Canterbury Museum, CMR 6/7, B31, F82</text>
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Vernon:&#13;
Part of a group acquisition: Neolithic Pot (Gobi); Chinese Dynasty Buckle. Han dynasty Mirror; }were these from Rewi Alley. Han Dynasty Pottery (Fort); }see R A Letter 23/2/48.&#13;
Sung Dynasty Bowl; Sung Black plate }see letter Alley 17/2/48. Delivered Miss AE Losimer, 231 Edgeware Rd.&#13;
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Delivered by A.E. Lorimar Feb/Mar 1948&#13;
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Letter Alley-Duff 20/4/47 CMR, FA 6-11, B1, F5 'Since the war has ended, I have asked various people to take back odds and ends for you, and shall be pleased to know if any do actually arrive. If you see any of the NZ FAU boys, you might inquire...there is a Wei head, some Han pottery, a bit of Hsi Hsia, and so on, floating around somewhere. I have some Kansu Neolithic pottery - painted - which I may get off someday, depending on the charity of travellers, etc.' &#13;
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A Miss A E Lorimer published an article on malnutrition in NZ in Salient. An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z. Vol. 2, No. 9. June 7, 1939&#13;
'Miss Lorimer, an M.Sc. of Canterbury College, is in charge of the Laboratory of the City Engineer's Department at Wellington. She has made a wide, painstaking, and scientific study of the nutrition problem in New Zealand, and has written widely on the subject in New Zealand papers and periodicals. We take pleasure in presenting to our readers the following article by Miss Lorimer, written specially for "Salient," hoping they will realize its extreme importance.' &#13;
Two handled pot, baked earthenware with painted geometrical decorations. Neolithic period, from Gobi Desert.&#13;
'Notable among the ceramics is a stone-age pot with painted geometric designs of the period 3000-5000 B.C. This piece is recorded as having been found in the Gobi Desert, with a strong inference that it may have been excavated by Rewi himself.' R Riccalton 'Notes on Ceramic Collections at Canterbury Museum' AGMANZ News 143, September 1983, p9. Caption to picture of pot on p10, 'Two handled pot with painted geometric designs. Chinese Stone age 3000-1500 B.C.'  &#13;
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Ralph Riccalton: 'in early 1948 an even more ancient piece arrived, this time a coil-formed unglazed earthenware pot with painted geometrical designs recovered from the Gobi desert and dating from the stone age Yang Shao period c. 2000 B.C.. The Rewi Alley Collection of Chinese Artifacts at Canterbury Museum, CMR 6/7, B31, F82&#13;
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Reported in Press 1/12/47</text>
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Pottery ram head ewer with 3 colour glazed molded decoration showing a mounted bowman firing a Parthian shot. &#13;
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高道南 吳瑞英 劉鐵林 周新炎&#13;
崔祖惠 孫潤京 宋恆庶 路新國&#13;
張建義 李秋蘇 張登高 高志斌&#13;
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Cui Zuhui, Sun Runjing, Song Hengshu, Lu Xinguo&#13;
Zhang Jianyi, Li Qiusu, Zhang Denggao, Gao Zhibin&#13;
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Wilkinson, Endymion. Chinese History: A Manual. Cambridge: Havard University Press, 679-80. &#13;
(Xiongbo)&#13;
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皖休萬安街 老吳魯衡涵記製, which literally means “Anhui Province, Wan-an street, made by Wu Luheng.” &#13;
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&lt;p&gt;The information on this page was created from historic documentation and may not reflect the best available knowledge about the item. If you have information or questions about the objects on this website, please contact Canterbury Museum. Images may be subject to copyright laws and are therefore not of reproduction quality.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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      <description>A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials.</description>
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          <name>Museum Ac. No.</name>
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              <text>C1956.611</text>
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          <name>Physical Dimensions</name>
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              <text>44.45x47.91mm (l x w)</text>
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          <name>Notes</name>
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              <text>Non fuctional, old jade, chalky.&#13;
&#13;
Shandan museum thinks this is a decorative object&#13;
&#13;
DK 14.09.15</text>
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          <name>Period</name>
          <description>Chinese dynastic period.</description>
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              <text>Zhou Dynasty (1046-256BC)</text>
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          <name>Usage Rights</name>
          <description>Copyright details</description>
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              <text>To order a copy of this image please contact Canterbury Museum on images@canterburymuseum.com.
&lt;p&gt;The information on this page was created from historic documentation and may not reflect the best available knowledge about the item. If you have information or questions about the objects on this website, please contact Canterbury Museum. Images may be subject to copyright laws and are therefore not of reproduction quality.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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          <name>System ID</name>
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              <text>66286</text>
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            <name>Title</name>
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                <text>Jade: adze-shaped</text>
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            <name>Description</name>
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                <text>One adze-shaped jade object. White with orange-brown vein. Left and right edges present three carved teeth pointing upward. Obverse and reverse exhibit incised pattern of criss-crossing horizontal and diagonal lines.</text>
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