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Bronze cormorant with a fish in its beak, Eastern Han dynasty, China, 25-220. A bronze cormorant with fronds extending from head to tail. The beak is open and consuming a fish. Cormorants were, and still are, used for fishing. A collar is put around the bird's neck to stop it swallowing the fish and they are trained to bring the fish back.

Unique Identifier AR920653

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2797px × 2241px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Eastern Han period

Museum of East Asian Art