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| | Japan, 1500 A.D. | Timeline of Art History | The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | The envoys present woven cloth, jade, pearls, cinnabar, bows and arrows, and slaves, and receive brocade, silk, gold, swords, bronze mirrors, and jade and red beads in return. |
 | | The burial mounds are encircled with stones and surrounded and covered by cylindrical pedestals made of clay (haniwa). |
 | | This ware, known in Japan as Sueki, is made using the potter's wheel and fired in a single tunnel-like chamber kiln (anagama) built along a hill slope and able to reach 11001200ºC, temperatures high enough for stoneware and porcelain. |
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