1300–1000 BCE
Jade
Overall: 4.2 cm (1 5/8 in.)
Anonymous Gift 1952.573
The mouth, the underside of the nose, and the tapering hole for attachment at the rear of the head were cut by drilling.
This small jade was shaped into a fantastic, composite animal: a feline form with bovine horns and an elephant's trunk.
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