Laufer, Berthold, 1874-1934 · Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History · leaf 45
ood-engraving from Ching-shi mo yuan. io8 Chinese Clay Figures rhinoceros si niu, which is not described. They had also standardswith designs of a three-horned animal (san kio shou) and the unicorn(kio tuan), which was outlined like a sheep, with a small tail and asingle horn on its crest.: In… … Fig. 12.Ancient Paper-Weight of Jade surmounted by Figure of Rhinoceros (from Ku yU tu Pu). Fig. 12; and Ch. 37, p. 11). The traditional reconstructions of theanimal are here faithfully preserved; the three toes (the third, of course,is not visible) and the shape of the horn, though it is wrongly…
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