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Stone Chime
Late Shang Dynasty, 1100 B.C. - The Western Zhou Dynasty, 771 B.C.
Jinsha Site Museum
Chengdu, China
The stone chime with two pieces of chord pattern is the first discovery in the Shang and Zhou dynasties of China. Even now, when striking, it will make melodious sound. The chime is one of the oldest percussion instruments in China. Its discovery embodies how solemn and majestic the sacrificial activities were so that the ancient Shu kingdom hasn’t got an old saying of the place without rites and music any more.
Details
- Title: Stone Chime
- Date Created: Late Shang Dynasty, 1100 B.C. - The Western Zhou Dynasty, 771 B.C.
- Physical Dimensions: w36.5 x h76 x d3.5 cm (Overall）
- Type: Stone
- Rights: Jinsha Site Museum
- External Link: Jinsha Site Museum, http://www.jinshasitemuseum.com/gongg/201211/444.html
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