Vietnam’s bronze treasures featured on stamps
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The artifacts are set on a dark background decorated with bronze drum patterns in order to highlight their elaborate designs and exceptional values.
The Hop Minh bronze jar featured on a stamp. |
The first stamp features a set of belt buckles of the Dong Son culture, unearthed in 1976 in Phu Tho province, which dates back to 2,300-2,500 years ago and is currently displayed at the Hung Kings Temple.
The object, which measures 21
The second stamp features a bronze jar, excavated in Hop Minh commune in Yen Bai province, which was estimated to be created around 2,000-2,500 years ago. Designs on the jar include a 19-ray sun, peacock feather patterns, four bird statuettes,
Belt buckles. |
The third stamp features a short sword, found at the foot of Nua mountain in Thanh Hoa province in 1961, with its handle decorated with the figurine of a woman wearing a cone-shaped turban.
The final stamp of the set features a bronze lamp in the shape of a kneeling man which dates back to 1,700-2,000 years ago and is currently displayed at the National History Museum in Hanoi.
Source: NDO
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