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    "id": "CHAIR-001",
    "name": "Battle Abbey ceremonial chair",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
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    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "A Gothic seat designed to turn an English country house into a stage for history. Richard Bridgens and George Bullock made it for Battle Abbey, near the battlefield of 1066. The V&A records both its appearance in Naomi Szeto’s catalogue and its loan to Hong Kong.",
    "date": "ca. 1815-1817",
    "origin": "London",
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    "maker": "Bridgens, Richard (designer); Bullock, George (maker)",
    "material": "Carved oak",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.56-1980",
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    "id": "CHAIR-002",
    "name": "Italian X-framed armchair",
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    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Armchair",
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      "W010"
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    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "relationship": "authored-book",
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "An X-shaped seat carried an old vocabulary of rank into the Renaissance household. This Italian walnut chair appears on page 43 of the catalogue and travelled to the Hong Kong exhibition.",
    "date": "16th century",
    "origin": "Italy",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Carved walnut",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "7196-1860",
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    "reference": "Catalogue p. 43; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Italian X-framed armchair",
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    "id": "CHAIR-003",
    "name": "Italian sgabello chair",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Sgabello chair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
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    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "authored-book",
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "This sculptural walnut chair could be moved into place when guests arrived. Sgabelli furnished the long reception rooms of Venetian homes. Its carved display surface and its history of later restoration both matter to understanding the object.",
    "date": "1550-1600 (With some parts probably 19th century)",
    "origin": "Italy (probably Veneto)",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Walnut, carved",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "7201:1-1860",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 46. It explicitly states this object was lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 46; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Italian sgabello chair",
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-004",
    "name": "Perceval–Compton Windsor armchair from Enmore Castle",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Windsor armchair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "authored-book",
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "A humble Windsor form became a family announcement. Its red-and-white paint, heraldic arms, house name and date made the owner’s identity visible to everyone entering the hall. The catalogue features the chair on page 60.",
    "date": "1756 (museum’s current date; later-date proposal recorded and contested)",
    "origin": "England",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Beech and elm, with painted decoration",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.34-1976",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 60. It explicitly states this object was lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 60; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Perceval–Compton Windsor armchair from Enmore Castle",
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    "id": "CHAIR-005",
    "name": "Queen Victoria’s Gothic armchair from the Coburg suite",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Armchair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "authored-book",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "Created for the Great Exhibition of 1851, this richly carved seat later furnished Queen Victoria’s drawing room at Holyrood Palace. The catalogue follows a chair whose public exhibition life and royal domestic life were closely connected.",
    "date": "c. 1851",
    "origin": "Coburg",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
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    "maker": "Rothbart, Ferdinand (designer); Kolb, Th. (designer); Thomas Hoffmeister and Theodor Behrens (manufacturer)",
    "material": "Carved oak and pine, the upholstery of woollen plush and wool tassels, the nails brass.",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.10-1967",
    "evidence": "The V&A set record cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, p.84, and identifies one member as lent under W.10C-1987. The same record catalogues the suite as W.10-1967.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 84; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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    "countingNote": "One member of the Coburg chair suite, represented through the V&A set record.",
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        "title": "Queen Victoria’s Gothic armchair from the Coburg suite",
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-006",
    "name": "Italian carved and partly gilded stool",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Stool",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
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    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "A stool could quietly express a person’s place in the household. This Renaissance example appears in the catalogue’s discussion of seating, with a history shaped by both early use and later restoration.",
    "date": "16th century (The seat replaced in the 19th century)",
    "origin": "Italy",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Walnut wood, carved and partly gilded",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "23-1891",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 135. It explicitly states this object was lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 135; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Italian carved and partly gilded stool",
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    "id": "CHAIR-007",
    "name": "Armchair bearing Marie-Antoinette’s MA monogram",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Armchair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Illustrated in the catalogue; explicitly not lent",
    "story": "The royal monogram turns an elegant chair into an object of personal identity. The V&A identifies this armchair in Naomi Szeto’s catalogue while explicitly stating that it was not lent to the Hong Kong exhibition.",
    "date": "ca. 1785-ca. 1790",
    "origin": "Paris",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "Sené, Jean-Baptiste-Claude (menuisier; attributed to)",
    "material": "Walnut, carved and painted, upholstered in silk",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.7-1956",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 164. It explicitly states the object was NOT lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 164; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-008",
    "name": "Gouty chair with hand-cranked propulsion",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Gouty chair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
    "kind": "individual-object",
    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "authored-book",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "This upholstered armchair could move with its sitter. Handles on the arms turned the wheels, bringing mobility into the familiar shape of a comfortable chair. Naomi Szeto’s catalogue features the V&A example on page 261.",
    "date": "ca. 1800",
    "origin": "England",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Mahogany, with brass fittings and black horsehair upholstery",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.103-1978",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 261. It explicitly states this object was lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 261; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Gouty chair with hand-cranked propulsion",
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    "id": "CHAIR-009",
    "name": "Carved walnut bidet with Moustiers earthenware bowl",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Bidet",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "A chair could conceal the practical work of personal hygiene. This elaborately carved bidet also asks a second question: how old is an antique? The V&A now considers it a later imitation of an eighteenth-century form.",
    "date": "1870-1890 (probably, in imitation of bidets of the mid-eighteenth century); ca. 1870-1890",
    "origin": "France",
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    "maker": "Moustiers pottery factory (manufacturer; bowl)",
    "material": "Carved walnut, the bowl of tin-glazed earthenware",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "478 toB-1905",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 269. It explicitly states this object was lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 269; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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    "id": "CHAIR-010",
    "name": "Church chair from St Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Chair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Illustrated in the catalogue; explicitly not lent",
    "story": "A small set of fittings reveals how a chair supported worship: space for hymn books, an umbrella or walking stick holder, and a hook for a kneeler. It appears in the catalogue, although the V&A says the chair itself remained at home.",
    "date": "1860-1875",
    "origin": "Great Britain",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Beech, with an ash seat and cast iron fittings",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.38-1980",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 359. It explicitly states the object was NOT lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 359; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Church chair from St Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham",
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    "id": "CHAIR-011",
    "name": "Alma-Tadema armchair for Henry Gurdon Marquand’s music room",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Armchair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Illustrated in the catalogue; explicitly not lent",
    "story": "A painter’s vision of antiquity became a room someone could inhabit. Lawrence Alma-Tadema designed this richly inlaid armchair for Marquand’s New York music room. The catalogue includes it; the V&A expressly records that it was not lent.",
    "date": "1884-1886",
    "origin": "London",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
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    "maker": "Alma-Tadema, Lawrence (Sir) (designer); Johnstone, Norman and Company (maker)",
    "material": "Mahogany, with cedar and ebony veneer, carving and inlay of several woods, ivory and abalone shell, replaced upholstery",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.25:1, 2-1980",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 387. It explicitly states the object was NOT lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 387; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Alma-Tadema armchair for Henry Gurdon Marquand’s music room",
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    "id": "CHAIR-012",
    "name": "Richard Cosway’s sitter’s chair",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Armchair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "documented": true,
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Illustrated in the catalogue; explicitly not lent",
    "story": "One chair can appear in many different lives. Richard Cosway used this Rococo armchair as a studio prop, allowing its curves to pass from furniture into portraits. It is a confirmed catalogue illustration, with no physical loan to Hong Kong.",
    "date": "ca. 1755",
    "origin": "London",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
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    "maker": "Lock, Matthias (designer and maker)",
    "material": "Limewood and pine, carved and gilded; modern silk damask upholstery",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.1-1973",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 392. It explicitly states the object was NOT lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 392; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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        "title": "Richard Cosway’s sitter’s chair",
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    "id": "CHAIR-013",
    "name": "Folding carrying chair",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Folding chair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "The seat lifts, the sides fold and the back drops down. This portable chair was designed to collapse for travel and to receive carrying poles, linking furniture to transport and care. The V&A confirms its catalogue entry and Hong Kong loan.",
    "date": "ca. 1780 (Possibly); ca. 1870",
    "origin": "Great Britain",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Mahogany, with cane seat and iron and brass fittings",
    "institution": "Victoria and Albert Museum, London",
    "accession": "W.3:1, 2-1950",
    "evidence": "The holding museum explicitly cites Naomi Yin-yin Szeto’s 2014 catalogue, page 421. It explicitly states this object was lent to the exhibition.",
    "reference": "Catalogue p. 421; V&A API record.bibliographicReferences",
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    "story": "The tiny emblem at the top of this chair has prompted a large historical question. A lamb and flag may connect it to a religious institution. The chair’s catalogue entry offers a route into the evidence behind an attribution.",
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    "story": "Naomi Szeto travelled to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust to ask for this chair. Its legend claimed Shakespeare had sat in it during a drinking contest. Its date tells another story: it was probably made after he died. The tension between the object and the legend is the point of the story.",
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        "title": "From Our Hong Kong Correspondent",
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        "title": "Where Did Shakespeare Sit?",
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    "story": "This small wooden stool survived for more than three millennia. Naomi Szeto drew attention to its curved seat: comfort mattered to its maker too. Comparable stools were found in Tutankhamun’s tomb, but this is not evidence that this stool belonged to the pharaoh.",
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    "story": "A folding chair becomes a statement of imperial authority. Dragon-headed arms, gold decoration and carved symbols surround the sitter. Naomi Szeto described finding a painting of Qianlong using this design, bringing furniture and its historical image together.",
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    "story": "A hunting trophy became a family lesson. The Palace Museum connects the antlers to deer hunted by Kangxi; Qianlong’s 1772 poem expresses reverence for his grandfather. The chair joins craftsmanship to dynastic memory and instruction.",
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        "title": "中外名椅在港展出 康熙借椅告诫子孙勿忘勇武",
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        "title": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary exhibition opens",
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    "id": "CHAIR-024",
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    "evidence": "Official opening photo caption names the object, dates it 1906, and identifies its former temple and processional use.",
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    "id": "CHAIR-025",
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    "story": "The passenger steered while an attendant supplied the push. This wickerwork Bath chair shows how seating became transport, long before today’s powered mobility devices. Its name recalls the English spa town where the form became familiar.",
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    "material": "Wicker, metal, rubber tyres",
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    "accession": "1979-811 Pt3 (strong cross-source match)",
    "evidence": "Science Museum Group annual review 2014–15 explicitly captions an English wickerwork Bath chair as one of four loans to this exhibition. Official HK photo describes and illustrates the same type; collection record gives exact accession.",
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      {
        "title": "Science Museum Group Annual Review 2014–15",
        "url": "https://www.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/sites/default/files/2023-11/smg-annual-review-2014-15.pdf"
      },
      {
        "title": "Bath chair, United Kingdom, 1901–1920",
        "url": "https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co127494/bath-chair-united-kingdom-1901-1920-bath-chair"
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      {
        "title": "Bath chair opening photograph",
        "url": "https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201406/06/P201406060361_photo_1069387.htm"
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    "id": "CHAIR-026",
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    "material": "Wood, hide, brass (official caption)",
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    "evidence": "Official closing photo caption identifies the pictured African chair and credits Trustees of the British Museum.",
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      {
        "title": "African chair with figures",
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    "story": "Silver-covered wood and blue upholstery transformed a European Rococo form into an Indian princely seat. The matching footstool completed the display of rank. The museum treats its proposed connection to Baudh as a possibility, not a settled origin.",
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    "material": "Teak clad with silver sheet, later blue velvet upholstery",
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        "title": "Indian princely silver chair",
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      {
        "title": "Throne chairs and footstools",
        "url": "https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O90873/"
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      {
        "title": "Full object API O90873",
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    "date": "c.1926",
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        "title": "Asante stool with circular openwork pedestal",
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    ],
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  },
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    "id": "CHAIR-029",
    "name": "Swahili chair inlaid with ivory",
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    "category": "chair",
    "workIds": [
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    ],
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    "story": "Cane and ivory inlay give this chair a distinctive surface. Its documented life connects Kenyan craftsmanship with a wedding gift and, much later, an international exhibition.",
    "date": "1893",
    "origin": "Kenya; acquired Lamu district",
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    "maker": "Swahili maker",
    "material": "Wood, cane, ivory",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "Af1940,11.24",
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      {
        "title": "Swahili chair inlaid with ivory",
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    ],
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  },
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    "id": "CHAIR-030",
    "name": "Edo royal agba stool associated with Oba Ovonramwen",
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    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "story": "Figures of a ruler, attendants, a European and trading goods fill this carved stool. Its story also includes the British expedition of 1897 and the dispersal of Benin court objects. The museum records its 2014 Hong Kong display.",
    "date": "c.1850–1897",
    "origin": "Benin City, present-day Nigeria",
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    "maker": "Edo maker",
    "material": "Wood, glass mirror, possible brass",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "Af1898,0630.2",
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    "reference": "Collection record: Exhibition history",
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      {
        "title": "Edo royal agba stool associated with Oba Ovonramwen",
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    ],
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    "id": "CHAIR-031",
    "name": "Kamba portable stool with carrying strap",
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    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "story": "A leather strap made this stool something a person could take along. In the museum’s account, such finely made Kamba stools were associated with older men and visits to friends: a portable expression of age and social life.",
    "date": "1922–1923",
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    "maker": "Kamba maker",
    "material": "Wood, leather, iron chain",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "Af1925,1123.3",
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      {
        "title": "Kamba portable stool with carrying strap",
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    ],
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-032",
    "name": "Asante royal stool with silver seat ornament",
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    "category": "stool",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "connection": "Associated with the exhibition",
    "story": "A silver floral ornament marks the centre of this stool’s seat. Its craftsmanship and royal context belong beside its acquisition history: the museum records that it was taken from the Kumasi palace in 1896.",
    "date": "c.1850–1896",
    "origin": "Ghana; Royal Palace, Kumasi",
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    "maker": "Asante maker",
    "material": "Holarrhena floribunda wood, silver, metal",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "Af1896,0324.1",
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    "reference": "Collection record: Exhibition history",
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      {
        "title": "Asante royal stool with silver seat ornament",
        "url": "https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/E_Af1896-0324-1"
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    ],
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  },
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    "id": "CHAIR-033",
    "name": "Cylinder seal of Pu-abi, showing banquet scenes",
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    "category": "seal",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "connection": "Associated with the exhibition",
    "story": "A tiny cylinder preserves a scene of people sitting and drinking together. The seal associated with Pu-abi expands a history of chairs beyond surviving furniture to images of how seating worked in society.",
    "date": "c.2600 BCE, Early Dynastic III",
    "origin": "Ur, Royal Cemetery, Iraq",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Lapis lazuli",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "121545; registration 1928,1010.236",
    "evidence": "The British Museum object record explicitly lists the 2014 Hong Kong Heritage Museum exhibition by title in Exhibition history.",
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      {
        "title": "Cylinder seal of Pu-abi, showing banquet scenes",
        "url": "https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/W_1928-1010-236"
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    ],
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    "id": "CHAIR-034",
    "name": "Qajar wall tile showing Jamshid enthroned",
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    "category": "tile",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "story": "A nineteenth-century tile imagined an ancient king on his throne. This object connects a history of seating with the ways later societies pictured and reused the imagery of earlier empires.",
    "date": "Nineteenth century",
    "origin": "Iran; perhaps Shiraz or Tehran",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Moulded stonepaste, underglaze polychrome",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "1981,0604.2",
    "evidence": "The British Museum object record explicitly lists the 2014 Hong Kong Heritage Museum exhibition by title in Exhibition history.",
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      {
        "title": "Qajar wall tile showing Jamshid enthroned",
        "url": "https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/W_1981-0604-2"
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    ],
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    "id": "CHAIR-035",
    "name": "Contorniate with Alexander’s portrait and Olympias seated on the reverse",
    "chineseName": "",
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    "category": "contorniate",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Associated with the exhibition",
    "story": "This small Roman object uses a seated figure to carry a story. On its reverse, Olympias feeds a snake from a dish. Its inclusion shows how a chair exhibition could reach into coins, myth and images of authority.",
    "date": "Late fourth–fifth century CE",
    "origin": "Rome",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Copper alloy with silver countermark",
    "institution": "British Museum",
    "accession": "R.4803",
    "evidence": "The British Museum object record explicitly lists the 2014 Hong Kong Heritage Museum exhibition by title in Exhibition history.",
    "reference": "Collection record: Exhibition history",
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      {
        "title": "Contorniate with Alexander the Great and Olympias seated on a couch",
        "url": "https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/C_R-4803"
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    ],
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    "id": "CHAIR-036",
    "name": "Birthing chair shown in the official curatorial feature",
    "chineseName": "分娩椅",
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    "category": "childbirth seating",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "connection": "Associated with the exhibition",
    "story": "The exhibition followed chairs into the intimate work of childbirth. A birthing chair asks viewers to think about who furniture was designed for, and how bodies shaped design.",
    "date": "Seventeenth century in Chinese article",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "",
    "institution": "",
    "accession": "",
    "evidence": "Official interview identifies a chair assisting childbirth; Chinese article gives seventeenth-century example.",
    "reference": "Official June 22 feature and video",
    "notes": "",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "Museum opens sit-down celebration",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/en/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
      },
      {
        "title": "坐的藝術 椅的故事",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/tc/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
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    "id": "CHAIR-037",
    "name": "Child-weighing chair shown in the official feature",
    "chineseName": "可量度兒童體重的椅子",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "childcare and measurement",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "story": "Sometimes a chair is also an instrument. This exhibit combined a place to sit with a way to measure a child’s weight, bringing care and everyday observation into furniture design.",
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    "reference": "Official June 22 feature/video",
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      {
        "title": "Museum opens sit-down celebration",
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      {
        "title": "坐的藝術 椅的故事",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/tc/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
      }
    ],
    "storyId": ""
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-038",
    "name": "Chamber horse / indoor exercise chair",
    "chineseName": "室內騎馬椅／運動椅",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "exercise seating",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Documented curatorial research",
    "story": "Bad weather did not have to stop a ride. A chamber horse put springs beneath an indoor seat so its user could bounce through the motion of riding. Naomi Szeto used it to show how an ordinary-looking chair could become exercise equipment.",
    "date": "Eighteenth-century type discussed in the 2014 feature",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Wood boards, springs, leather covering",
    "institution": "",
    "accession": "",
    "evidence": "Naomi explains the chamber horse in the official interview and an image accompanies the story.",
    "reference": "Official video and chair-p3.jpg",
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    "countingNote": "A type and its provisionally located example CHAIR-051; not proof of two exhibition chairs.",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "Museum opens sit-down celebration",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/en/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
      },
      {
        "title": "坐的藝術 椅的故事",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/tc/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
      }
    ],
    "storyId": ""
  },
  {
    "id": "CHAIR-039",
    "name": "French caquetoire with trapezoidal seat",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "armchair type",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "documented": false,
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Associated with the exhibition",
    "story": "Fashion changed the space a sitter needed. The caquetoire’s seat spreads wider toward the front, a form the exhibition coverage connected with voluminous dress.",
    "date": "Sixteenth century, as described by contemporary coverage",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "",
    "institution": "",
    "accession": "",
    "evidence": "Contemporary Japanese-language reporting identifies a caquetoire and explains its wide-front seat in relation to full skirts.",
    "reference": "Hong Kong Keizai Shimbun, 30 July 2014",
    "notes": "",
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    "relatedIds": [],
    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "香港文化博物館で椅子テーマの企画展",
        "url": "https://hongkong.keizai.biz/headline/359/"
      }
    ],
    "storyId": ""
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    "id": "CHAIR-040",
    "name": "Utagawa Kuniyoshi print depicting a Japanese carrying palanquin",
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    "category": "woodblock print / seating depiction",
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    "story": "Contemporary Japanese reporting says a Kuniyoshi ukiyo-e showed a palanquin carried by two men.",
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      {
        "title": "香港文化博物館で椅子テーマの企画展",
        "url": "https://hongkong.keizai.biz/headline/359/"
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    "id": "CHAIR-041",
    "name": "Tang clan infant chair, yi po",
    "chineseName": "新界鄧氏「椅婆」",
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    "category": "infant seating",
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      "W010"
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    "story": "The exhibition’s local stories included an infant chair associated with the New Territories Tang clan. Childcare furniture connects the history of design to family routines that rarely appear in grand histories.",
    "date": "",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "",
    "institution": "New Territories Tang clan association",
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    "evidence": "on.cc names a Tang clan infant chair among local exhibits.",
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      {
        "title": "乾隆寶座在港首展 逾百古椅見證人類發展史",
        "url": "https://hk.on.cc/hk/bkn/cnt/news/20140606/bkn-20140606214509087-0606_00822_001.html"
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    "id": "CHAIR-042",
    "name": "Traditional red bridal sedan chair",
    "chineseName": "大紅花轎",
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    "category": "wedding transport",
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      "W010"
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    "story": "Contemporary exhibition listing identifies traditional red bridal sedan seating among local objects.",
    "date": "",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "",
    "institution": "",
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    "evidence": "Contemporary exhibition listing identifies traditional red bridal sedan seating among local objects.",
    "reference": "See linked source and identification notes.",
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      {
        "title": "「卓椅非凡：穿梭时空看世界」展",
        "url": "https://art.icity.ly/events/1bxox4m"
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    ],
    "storyId": ""
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-043",
    "name": "Hong Kong barber’s chair",
    "chineseName": "理髮店的椅子",
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    "category": "occupational seating",
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      "W010"
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      {
        "title": "「卓椅非凡：穿梭时空看世界」展",
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    "id": "CHAIR-044",
    "name": "Hong Kong village and temple seating",
    "chineseName": "鄉間及廟會使用的椅凳",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "community seating",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "story": "Contemporary listing identifies village/temple seating as an exhibition category.",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "",
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    "evidence": "Contemporary listing identifies village/temple seating as an exhibition category.",
    "reference": "See linked source and identification notes.",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "「卓椅非凡：穿梭时空看世界」展",
        "url": "https://art.icity.ly/events/1bxox4m"
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    ],
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  },
  {
    "id": "CHAIR-045",
    "name": "Shakespeare’s Courting Chair (possible separate exhibition object)",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "armchair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
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    "documented": false,
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Related research",
    "story": "Bastille Post claims exhibition showed a WAS-inscribed courting chair, while the lender’s own 2014 account names the separate Bidford Chair. Trust’s 2022 article establishes the Courting Chair as a distinct object.",
    "date": "1600–1650; current Trust display page says mid-1600s",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Oak and leather, per Trust descriptions",
    "institution": "Shakespeare Birthplace Trust",
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    "reference": "Bastille Post 7 June 2014; Trust 2022 and current collection display guide",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "「卓椅非凡」乾隆沙翁座椅細訴歷史",
        "url": "https://www.bastillepost.com/hongkong/article/220310-%E3%80%8C%E5%8D%93%E6%A4%85%E9%9D%9E%E5%87%A1%E3%80%8D%E4%B9%BE%E9%9A%86%E6%B2%99%E7%BF%81%E5%BA%A7%E6%A4%85%E7%B4%B0%E8%A8%B4%E6%AD%B7%E5%8F%B2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Where Did Shakespeare Sit?",
        "url": "https://www.shakespeare.org.uk/explore-shakespeare/blogs/where-did-shakespeare-sit-myths-legends-and-seats/"
      },
      {
        "title": "Collections Items at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage",
        "url": "https://www.shakespeare.org.uk/visit/anne-hathaways-cottage/collections-items-ahc/"
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    ],
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    "id": "CHAIR-046",
    "name": "A Fantasy of Chairs / Our Home Our Chairs student works",
    "chineseName": "「椅藝奇幻樂園」藝術創意天地",
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    "category": "educational design installation",
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      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "documented": false,
    "relationship": "contextual",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Related historical context",
    "story": "The historical exhibition had a contemporary echo in the lobby: students created hundreds of chairs and chair-related works about Hong Kong. The link between old objects and new design could inspire a participatory website feature.",
    "date": "2014",
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    "maker": "HKDI and IVE(Lee Wai Lee) students, multiple departments",
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    "evidence": "Official press and curatorial feature record 300 student-designed chairs/chair-related works in the lobby as a linked Please Have a Seat programme.",
    "reference": "See linked source and identification notes.",
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      {
        "title": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary exhibition opens",
        "url": "https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201406/06/P201406060351.htm"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum opens sit-down celebration",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/en/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
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    "storyId": ""
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    "category": "digital/educational representation",
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      "W010"
    ],
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    "story": "Opening press release mentions interactive games/animation explaining motifs on Tutankhamun’s Golden Throne.",
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      {
        "title": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary exhibition opens",
        "url": "https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201406/06/P201406060351.htm"
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    ],
    "storyId": ""
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    "id": "CHAIR-048",
    "name": "Toor Collection of Sikh Art: exhibition lender",
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    "category": "Exhibition research",
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      "W010"
    ],
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    "institution": "Toor Collection of Sikh Art",
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      {
        "title": "Exhibitions",
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    "id": "CHAIR-049",
    "name": "Science Museum exercise chair A57310",
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    "category": "candidate excluded from identified inventory",
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      "W010"
    ],
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    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
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    "story": "The Science Museum records an exercise chair made from mahogany with black leathercloth upholstery, dated 1840–1900.",
    "date": "1840–1900",
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    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
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    "institution": "Science Museum Group",
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    "evidence": "The Science Museum collection record identifies this exercise chair under accession A57310.",
    "reference": "See linked source and identification notes.",
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      {
        "title": "Exercise chair, England, 1840–1900",
        "url": "https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co135902/exercise-chair-england-1840-1900"
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    ],
    "storyId": ""
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    "id": "CHAIR-050",
    "name": "Science Museum child’s weighing chair 1979-222",
    "chineseName": "",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "Comparative example",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014)",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Comparative collection record",
    "story": "The Science Museum records a metal child’s weighing chair with five weights, dated 1940–1960.",
    "date": "1940–1960",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "",
    "material": "Metal; five weights",
    "institution": "Science Museum Group",
    "accession": "1979-222",
    "evidence": "The Science Museum collection record identifies this child’s weighing chair under accession 1979-222.",
    "reference": "See linked source and identification notes.",
    "notes": "",
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      {
        "title": "Child’s weighing chair",
        "url": "https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co121993"
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    ],
    "storyId": ""
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  {
    "id": "CHAIR-051",
    "name": "Parke House chamber horse / exercise chair",
    "chineseName": "帕克莊園室內騎馬椅（名稱譯述）",
    "theme": "Chairs and seating",
    "category": "exercise chair",
    "workIds": [
      "W010"
    ],
    "work": "The Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Chairs for Viewing the World through Time / 卓椅非凡：穿梭時空看世界 (2014; inferred identification of the planned exhibition)",
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    "relationship": "exhibition-association",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "Associated with the exhibition",
    "story": "An indoor ride could begin with a bounce. In 2014, the National Trust's Dartmoor manager described conservators preparing Parke House's wood-and-leather exercise chair for a Hong Kong exhibition of world seating. This account offers a glimpse of the preparation that brings a historic chair into a new exhibition.",
    "date": "Early 1800s, according to the 2014 account by the National Trust's Dartmoor general manager",
    "origin": "",
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    "material": "Wood and leather, per the first-person loan-preparation account",
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    "evidence": "On 11 March 2014, Adrian Colston described the exercise chair in Parke House's collection and said its conservators were measuring it for a forthcoming loan to a Hong Kong exhibition of chairs from around the world. His role as National Trust General Manager for Dartmoor is independently documented by 2014 parish council minutes. Official Hong Kong material confirms both National Trust participation and a chamber horse in the 2014 exhibition.",
    "reference": "Adrian Colston, Parke's chamber horse, 11 March 2014, first-person post; article timestamp 2014-03-11T11:01:25+00:00",
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    "countingNote": "One specifically located physical chair, provisionally associated with the exhibition; potentially the same physical object underlying existing object-type CHAIR-038. Planned loan is documented; arrival is not.",
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      {
        "title": "Parke's chamber horse",
        "url": "https://adriancolston.wordpress.com/2014/03/11/parkes-chamber-horse/"
      },
      {
        "title": "Sticklepath Leat Working Party Meeting",
        "url": "https://www.sticklepathparish.gov.uk/meeting-minutes/meeting-minutes-2014/sticklepath-leat-working-party-meeting/"
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      {
        "title": "Museum opens sit-down celebration",
        "url": "https://www.news.gov.hk/en/city_life/html/2014/06/20140620_152050.lin.shtml"
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      {
        "title": "Chairs exhibition opening release",
        "url": "https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201406/06/P201406060351.htm"
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    "id": "DRESS-001",
    "name": "Wide-sleeved brocade shan and skirt",
    "chineseName": "大袖絲織錦短衫及裙",
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      "W004"
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    "connection": "Discussed or illustrated in her publication",
    "story": "A short, wide-sleeved jacket and a long skirt share a vivid brocade surface. Their proportions offer a close-looking exercise: how does the width of a sleeve change the silhouette of an outfit?",
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    "maker": "",
    "material": "Silk brocade; decorative trimmings",
    "institution": "",
    "accession": "",
    "evidence": "Named, dated and pictured in the original illustrated spread.",
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      {
        "title": "Dress in Hong Kong: original 1992 copyright and exhibition credits, photographed in bookseller listing",
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      {
        "title": "Dress in Hong Kong, 23 photographs of the original book",
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    "id": "DRESS-002",
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      "W004"
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    "story": "A pale hemp jacket opens another side of the fashion story. Set beside brocade garments, it invites visitors to compare texture, weight and the way a fabric might feel in daily use.",
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      {
        "title": "Dress in Hong Kong, 23 photographs of the original book",
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    "id": "LEI-026",
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    "chineseName": "黃褐釉雙耳陶蓋罐",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00006",
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    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot in yellowish-green glaze",
    "chineseName": "青黃釉雙耳陶罐",
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    "chineseName": "陶屋模型",
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    "chineseName": "方格紋硬陶罐",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
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    "story": "A stamped mesh pattern remains on this unglazed red-brown pot, although parts were smoothed over. Its surface preserves both decoration and finishing work. The accession distinguishes it from the several glazed, handled pots found in the same tomb.",
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    "origin": "",
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    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
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    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot in yellowish-green glaze",
    "chineseName": "青黃釉雙耳陶罐",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "The two handles have broken away and little glaze remains on this relatively small pot. Its rounded shoulder and incised decoration can still be compared with the larger examples from the same excavation.",
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    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00011",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00011",
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    "id": "LEI-034",
    "name": "Pottery wine warmer cover",
    "chineseName": "陶溫酒尊蓋",
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    "story": "A detached cover survives as its own accessioned find. Its size is recorded separately, but the public entry does not pair it securely with a particular surviving vessel. It remains one cover record, not a reconstructed complete pot.",
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    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00012",
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    "id": "LEI-035",
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    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
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    "accession": "1955.001.00013",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00013",
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    "accession": "1955.001.00014",
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    "chineseName": "青黃釉雙耳陶罐",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
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    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00015",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This pot survives without a lid. Its loop handles and bands around a cylindrical body repeat a design found elsewhere in the tomb, while its accession and 8.5 cm mouth identify this particular example.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
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    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00016",
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    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot with a cover in yellowish-green glaze",
    "chineseName": "青黃釉雙耳陶蓋罐",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.5",
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    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00017",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00017",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
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    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00018",
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        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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    "name": "Two-lug pottery carrying jar with a cover in yellowish-green glaze",
    "chineseName": "青黃釉雙耳陶提壺連蓋",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This taller carrying jar stands on a high foot pierced by two opposing holes. Its lid has a loop at the centre, and the shoulder carries two lugs. Jar and lid share one accession record.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00019",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00019",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "The archive records this pot together with its cover. Its glaze and bands resemble several other tomb vessels; separate accession numbers preserve those distinctions instead of merging every similar pot into a single generic type.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
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    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00020",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00020 (earlier number Y1969.7) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00020",
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot in yellowish-green glaze with net design",
    "chineseName": "青黃釉拍印方格紋雙耳陶罐",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A faint stamped mesh pattern survives beneath the finishing of this larger pot. The grey body, greenish-yellow glaze and two shoulder lugs offer several ways to compare its manufacture with neighbouring finds.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
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    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.11",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00021",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00021 (earlier number Y1969.11) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 14, accession 1955.001.00021; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00021",
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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    "id": "LEI-044",
    "name": "Pottery cover",
    "chineseName": "陶器蓋",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A detached cover survives as its own accessioned find. Its size is recorded separately, but the public entry does not pair it securely with a particular surviving vessel. It remains one cover record, not a reconstructed complete pot.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.40",
    "dimensions": "Height4.0 Others12.4 (Diameter)",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00022",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00022 (earlier number Y1969.40) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 15, accession 1955.001.00022; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00022",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00022",
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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    "id": "LEI-045",
    "name": "Pottery wine warmer cover with lotus petal pattern",
    "chineseName": "蓮瓣紋陶溫酒尊蓋",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A detached cover survives as its own accessioned find. The archive identifies a lotus-petal design on this wine-warmer lid. Its size is recorded separately, but the public entry does not pair it securely with a particular surviving vessel. It remains one cover record, not a reconstructed complete pot.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.28",
    "dimensions": "Height4.5 Others9 (Diameter)",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00023",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00023 (earlier number Y1969.28) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 16, accession 1955.001.00023; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00023",
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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    "id": "LEI-046",
    "name": "Pottery cover",
    "chineseName": "陶器蓋",
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    "story": "A detached cover survives as its own accessioned find. Its size is recorded separately, but the public entry does not pair it securely with a particular surviving vessel. It remains one cover record, not a reconstructed complete pot.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.39",
    "dimensions": "Height3.5 Others10.9 (Diameter)",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00024",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00024 (earlier number Y1969.39) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 17, accession 1955.001.00024; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00024",
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        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-047",
    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot in yellowish-brown glaze",
    "chineseName": "黃褐釉雙耳陶罐",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A single line circles the sloping shoulder of this brownish-yellow glazed pot. It is 11 cm tall, making it smaller than the two similar 12 cm examples with consecutive accession numbers.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
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    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.2",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00025",
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    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 18, accession 1955.001.00025; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00025",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-048",
    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot in yellowish-brown glaze",
    "chineseName": "黃褐釉雙耳陶罐",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
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      "W008"
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    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This 12 cm pot has two lugs and a line around its shoulder. Its recorded base diameter of 10.2 cm helps distinguish it from the closely related vessel catalogued immediately after it.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.3",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00026",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00026 (earlier number Y1969.3) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00026",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00026",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=19&lang=2"
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        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "name": "Two-lug pottery pot in yellowish-brown glaze",
    "chineseName": "黃褐釉雙耳陶罐",
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    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "The glaze, lugs and shoulder line repeat a familiar design within this group. This particular pot is identified by accession 1955.001.00027; its recorded 11.5 cm base is wider than that of the neighbouring example.",
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    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.4",
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    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00027",
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    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 20, accession 1955.001.00027; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00027",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00027",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=20&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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  {
    "id": "LEI-050",
    "name": "Pottery stem cup",
    "chineseName": "陶豆",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A flaring foot raises this brown-glazed cup above the surface beneath it. The rim has a stepped profile. It is a specific surviving vessel, separate from the broader stem-cup type in the research trail.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.21",
    "dimensions": "Height9.0 Rim Diameter7.5 Bottom Diameter7.5 Maximum Width9.2",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00028",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00028 (earlier number Y1969.21) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 21, accession 1955.001.00028; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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    "sources": [
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00028",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00028",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=21&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-051",
    "name": "Pottery stem cup",
    "chineseName": "陶豆",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
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      "W008"
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    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This accession includes a rounded stem cup and its loop-handled cover. The archive records measurements for both pieces. Keeping them together preserves the museum’s catalogue unit.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.22.a.b",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00029",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00029 (earlier number Y1969.22.a.b) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 22, accession 1955.001.00029; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00029",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00029",
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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  {
    "id": "LEI-052",
    "name": "Pottery wine warmer",
    "chineseName": "陶溫酒尊",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Three animal-like feet support this wine vessel. Its cover carries a handle, small raised ornaments and a lotus-petal design. The archive notes that it was formerly described as a lian, showing how the interpretation of an object can change.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.27.a.b",
    "dimensions": "Othersa) Cover: 4.8 (height) 10.5 (rim diameter) 15.9 (maximum width)b) Jar: 13 (height) 15 (rim diameter) 15 (bottom diameter)",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00030",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00030 (earlier number Y1969.27.a.b) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 24, accession 1955.001.00030; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00030",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00030",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=24&lang=2"
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      {
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-053",
    "name": "Pottery cauldron",
    "chineseName": "陶釜",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Only 4.5 cm high, this unglazed cauldron is much smaller and softer-bodied than related finds. The archive interprets it as probably a model. Its small size should not be taken as proof that it served as a working cooking pot.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.13",
    "dimensions": "Height4.5 Rim Diameter6.5 Bottom Diameter4.6 Maximum Width8.0",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00031",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00031 (earlier number Y1969.13) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 25, accession 1955.001.00031; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00031",
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        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00031",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=25&lang=2"
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-054",
    "name": "Pottery cauldron",
    "chineseName": "陶釜",
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      "W008"
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This cauldron has a stronger ceramic body and patches of brown glaze. Its form is associated with stove cooking and with the use of a steamer above a cauldron. The record supplies the particular measurements of this example.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.15",
    "dimensions": "Height8.0 Rim Diameter9.0 Bottom Diameter8.5 Maximum Width12.5",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00032",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00032 (earlier number Y1969.15) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 26, accession 1955.001.00032; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "sources": [
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00032",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00032",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=26&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-055",
    "name": "Pottery zhi wine cup",
    "chineseName": "陶巵",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
    "kind": "individual-object",
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A small handle makes this three-footed zhi suitable for holding in one hand. Two lines encircle its body. This surviving cup can be compared with the damaged example under the next accession.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.24",
    "dimensions": "Height7.0 Rim Diameter9.0 OthersDiameter of body: 9",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00033",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00033 (earlier number Y1969.24) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 27, accession 1955.001.00033; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "componentTypeOf": "",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00033",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00033",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=27&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-056",
    "name": "Pottery zhi wine cup",
    "chineseName": "陶巵",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
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    "kind": "individual-object",
    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "contextual",
    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "The handle is missing from this zhi, but its three small feet and incised bands remain. Its incomplete condition is part of the identification, rather than evidence of a different original handleless design.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.25",
    "dimensions": "Height7.0 Rim Diameter9.0 OthersDiameter of body: 9",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00034",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00034 (earlier number Y1969.25) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00034",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=28&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00034",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=28&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-057",
    "name": "Pottery tripod with a cover in yellowish-green glaze",
    "chineseName": "青黃釉陶鼎連蓋",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This covered pottery tripod borrows the form and decoration of bronze vessels. Its lid carries a lotus-petal pattern and central knob; the body has a pair of upright ears. Pot and cover are recorded together.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.19.a.b",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00035",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00035 (earlier number Y1969.19.a.b) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00035",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=29&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00035",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=29&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "storyId": ""
  },
  {
    "id": "LEI-058",
    "name": "Pottery cauldron",
    "chineseName": "陶釜",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
    "kind": "individual-object",
    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "contextual",
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Patches of brown glaze survive on this cauldron. Its mouth measures 10.5 cm across, slightly larger than the related accession 1955.001.00032. These small distinctions let the catalogue preserve separate physical finds.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.14",
    "dimensions": "Height8.0 Rim Diameter10.5 Bottom Diameter8.5 Maximum Width12.5",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00036",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00036 (earlier number Y1969.14) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 30, accession 1955.001.00036; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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      "LEI-001"
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00036",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=30&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00036",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=30&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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  {
    "id": "LEI-059",
    "name": "Pottery model of a granary",
    "chineseName": "陶倉模型",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological models",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
    "kind": "individual-object",
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    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Roof ornaments and incised structural lines turn this granary into a miniature architectural document. The 25 cm model is distinct from the smaller granary, even though both communicate a similar design.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.48",
    "dimensions": "Length25.0 Width17.0 Height16.5 Others",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00037",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00037 (earlier number Y1969.48) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 31, accession 1955.001.00037; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "componentTypeOf": "",
    "relatedIds": [
      "LEI-001"
    ],
    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00037",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=31&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00037",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=31&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
        "url": "https://hk.history.museum/en/web/mh/publications/list-of-publications-detail.html"
      },
      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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  {
    "id": "LEI-060",
    "name": "Pottery model of a house",
    "chineseName": "陶屋模型",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological models",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
    "kind": "individual-object",
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    "relationship": "contextual",
    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Inside this model house, the archive identifies a woman with a child and a man pounding rice. The L-shaped building, doors and enclosed yard preserve a small scene of domestic activity. The figures belong to the model; they are not added as separate catalogue objects.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.49",
    "dimensions": "Length20.0 Width19.9 Height17.0 Others",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00038",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00038 (earlier number Y1969.49) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 32, accession 1955.001.00038; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "componentTypeOf": "",
    "relatedIds": [
      "LEI-001"
    ],
    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00038",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=32&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00038",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=32&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
        "url": "https://hk.history.museum/en/web/mh/publications/list-of-publications-detail.html"
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-061",
    "name": "Pottery model of a well",
    "chineseName": "陶井模型",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological models",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
    "kind": "individual-object",
    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "contextual",
    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This second model well repeats the three support holes seen on its companion. Its own accession and recorded 16.4 cm base keep the two finds distinct, even though they represent the same type of structure.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.44",
    "dimensions": "Height11.0 Rim Diameter10.0 Bottom Diameter16.4",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00039",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00039 (earlier number Y1969.44) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 33, accession 1955.001.00039; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "componentTypeOf": "",
    "relatedIds": [
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    ],
    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00039",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00039",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=33&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      },
      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-062",
    "name": "Bronze bowl",
    "chineseName": "青銅碗",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "The museum records this bronze bowl as 5.5 cm high with a 12.5 cm rim. It is one of two separately accessioned bronze bowls in the public inventory.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.52",
    "dimensions": "Height5.5 Rim Diameter12.5",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00040",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00040 (earlier number Y1969.52) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 35, accession 1955.001.00040; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "componentTypeOf": "",
    "relatedIds": [
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    ],
    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00040",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=35&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00040",
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      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "storyId": ""
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    "id": "LEI-063",
    "name": "Pottery model of a stove",
    "chineseName": "陶灶模型",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological models",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
    "kind": "assemblage",
    "documented": true,
    "relationship": "contextual",
    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Only parts of this miniature stove survive, including its base and wall fragments. A small pottery cauldron is recorded with it. These pieces form one catalogue unit, offering evidence of a cooking arrangement without being counted as separate new entries.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.46.1, Y1969.46.2, Y1969.46.3",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00041",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00041 (earlier number Y1969.46.1, Y1969.46.2, Y1969.46.3) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 36, accession 1955.001.00041; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "partOf": "LEI-001",
    "subtypeOf": "",
    "componentTypeOf": "",
    "relatedIds": [
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    ],
    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00041",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00041",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=36&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    ],
    "storyId": ""
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    "id": "LEI-064",
    "name": "Bronze bell",
    "chineseName": "青銅鈴",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
    ],
    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "The top of this bronze bell is missing. Raised dots sit within a pattern of diamonds across its surface. Damage and ornament both help identify this particular excavated piece.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.55",
    "dimensions": "Length6.0 Width3.4 Height7.5",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00042",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00042",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=37&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-065",
    "name": "Fragments of pottery gui",
    "chineseName": "陶簋殘片",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
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      "W008"
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    "story": "The archive preserves these pottery gui fragments together under one accession. A fragment group is useful evidence even when a complete vessel profile cannot be reconstructed. It is counted here as a single grouped record.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
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    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00044",
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    "sources": [
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00044",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3821&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00044",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3821&lang=2"
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-066",
    "name": "Fragments of bronze vessel",
    "chineseName": "青銅器皿殘片",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
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    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Two measured bronze fragments share this accession in the Lei Cheng Uk inventory.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.57.1, Y1969.57.2",
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    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00045",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00045 (earlier number Y1969.57.1, Y1969.57.2) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 3822, accession 1955.001.00045; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00045",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3822&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00045",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3822&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
        "url": "https://hk.history.museum/en/web/mh/publications/list-of-publications-detail.html"
      },
      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-067",
    "name": "Bronze handle of a Zhi",
    "chineseName": "青銅巵把手",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A small bronze handle survives. The AMO archive suggests it may have belonged to a zhi wine cup.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.56",
    "dimensions": "Length4.0 Thickness0.9 Others1.8 (Diameter of hole)",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00046",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00046 (earlier number Y1969.56) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 3823, accession 1955.001.00046; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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      "LEI-001"
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    "sources": [
      {
        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00046",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3823&lang=1"
      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00046",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3823&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
        "url": "https://hk.history.museum/en/web/mh/publications/list-of-publications-detail.html"
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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  {
    "id": "LEI-068",
    "name": "Fragment of a bronze basin",
    "chineseName": "青銅盆殘片",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "Broken pieces were partly reassembled into the surviving portion of this bronze basin. Its recorded rim diameter is 24 cm. The reconstructed fragment provides a particular example of the broader basin type.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.54",
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    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00047",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00047 (earlier number Y1969.54) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 3824, accession 1955.001.00047; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
    "notes": "",
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    "sources": [
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00047",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00047",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3824&lang=2"
      },
      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
        "url": "https://hk.history.museum/en/web/mh/publications/list-of-publications-detail.html"
      },
      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-069",
    "name": "Fragment of bronze vessel",
    "chineseName": "青銅器皿殘片",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This bronze vessel fragment has its own accession and a recorded rim diameter of 15 cm. The public description does not settle a fuller vessel identity or use.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.58.1",
    "dimensions": "Height1.5 Rim Diameter15.0",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00048",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00048 (earlier number Y1969.58.1) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 3825, accession 1955.001.00048; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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    "sources": [
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00048",
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      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00048",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=3825&lang=2"
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
        "url": "https://hk.history.museum/en/web/mh/publications/list-of-publications-detail.html"
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-070",
    "name": "Bronze bowl",
    "chineseName": "青銅碗",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "work": "Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (2005): finds from the excavation covered by the guide",
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    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "At 5 cm high, this is the second separately recorded bronze bowl in the recovered inventory. Its 12.5 cm rim matches the other bowl’s recorded diameter, while its accession establishes that these are different finds.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.53",
    "dimensions": "Height5.0 Rim Diameter12.5 Others",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00049",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00049 (earlier number Y1969.53) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 47768, accession 1955.001.00049; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00049",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00049",
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        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-071",
    "name": "Bronze mirror",
    "chineseName": "青銅鏡",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological objects",
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      "W008"
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    "exhibitionLoan": null,
    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "This accession identifies the bronze mirror from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.51",
    "dimensions": "",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Metal",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00050",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00050 (earlier number Y1969.51) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
    "reference": "AMO public inventory record 47769, accession 1955.001.00050; publisher’s 2005 book description; CUHK syllabus PDF p.8.",
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    "sources": [
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00050",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00050",
        "url": "https://hkaas.amo.gov.hk/hkaas/artefactdetail.jsp?artefactID=47769&lang=2"
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      {
        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-072",
    "name": "Pottery cover",
    "chineseName": "陶器蓋",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
    "workIds": [
      "W008"
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    "readinessScope": "",
    "imagePublicationReady": false,
    "personalOwnershipEstablished": false,
    "connection": "From the excavation covered by the guide",
    "story": "A detached cover survives as its own accessioned find. Its size is recorded separately, but the public entry does not pair it securely with a particular surviving vessel. It remains one cover record, not a reconstructed complete pot.",
    "date": "Han dynasty (206 BC – AD 220)",
    "origin": "",
    "originalObjectNumber": "Y1969.32",
    "dimensions": "Height3.7 Others11.6 (diameter)",
    "maker": "Maker not recorded",
    "material": "Pottery",
    "institution": "Hong Kong Museum of History / Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb collection; inventoried in the AMO archive",
    "accession": "1955.001.00051",
    "evidence": "The AMO archive identifies accession 1955.001.00051 (earlier number Y1969.32) as a find from Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb. The museum publisher says the 2005 guide gives full details of the tomb’s 58 funerary objects. A CUHK bibliography names Naomi among its four editors. This establishes a collection-level connection to that guide.",
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        "title": "AMO inventory: 1955.001.00051",
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      },
      {
        "title": "AMO Chinese inventory: 1955.001.00051",
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        "title": "Museum publisher: Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, 2005: coverage of 58 funerary objects",
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      {
        "title": "CUHK archaeology syllabus: four editors of the 2005 guide, PDF p.8",
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    "id": "LEI-073",
    "name": "Pottery cover",
    "chineseName": "陶器蓋",
    "theme": "Lei Cheng Uk archaeology",
    "category": "Archaeological vessel parts",
    "workIds": [
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