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                <text>Similar to minerals, metals are considered as abundant raw materials for crafting products. </text>
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            <text>Copper and tin would be melted to form bronze.</text>
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            <text>Bronze, Metal</text>
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            <text>Vessels were used to make sacrificial offerings of food to previous ancestors.</text>
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The vessels were made to serve grain and wine, which played an important role in the ritual banquets that took place in family temples or over ceremonial tombs.&#13;
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