The cow god sacrifices pigs
ID: 063 Abbreviation: Cow God, Cow God Sacrifice Pig.
Full name: Neolithic Hongshan culture turquoise bull god offering pigs.
Data: Weighs 1239 grams, is 190 mm high, 85 mm wide and 60 mm thick.
Material: Huge turquoise carving.
Modeling: Bull God double-horned vertical eyes, carrying pigdragon on both shoulders, kneeling on the ground, 2 holes in the squeaky nest, 1 hole between the feet. Pigron has round eyes with a hole in the middle.
Ornamentation: Ornamentation and shape are the same.
Treatise:
The name "Pigrone" was given by "expert", it has been conventional, and no one wants to change the name for it. ... You don't look like a "dragon" no matter how you look at it. My understanding is that "pig" was an important means of production and livelihood at that time, and its importance can be known from the word "home". ... The abstract carving of the "pig" into a circle close to the "jade" should be a "sublimation" of a cultural phenomenon, ... Here is the cow god kneeling on the ground, respectfully offering treasures to the "heavens", looking forward to the heavens blessing the people (tribes)... In this state, it is reasonable to call it "pig treasure" and "pig wealth". ... The "religion", "etiquette" and "etiquette" of Hongshan culture can also be seen.
