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| Face | Claws | Belt | Mountains | Tile, early 7th century; Three Kingdoms period (18 B.C.–A.D.660) Korean (Paekche Kingdom) Earthenware; 11 x 11 in. (28 x 28 cm) The National Museum of Korea, Seoul (Treasure no. 343) We do not know exactly what kind of imaginary being this creature was, or what meaning he contained for the people who made him. Stories of this time often describe monsters as living in faraway mountainous areas. Tiles of this kind were ...

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What is a symbol? A symbol is an object or a picture that stands for an idea. Love, power, and anger are all ideas that we sometimes think of in terms of symbols. For example, a heart can stand for love, a lion or a sword can represent power, and the color red or a frowning face can symbolize anger. Many artists use symbols in their work. To find and identify some symbols, click on one of the images below. Fudô Myô-ô, 12th century Japanese; late Heian period W ...

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