東漢（鮮卑文化） 鎏金翼馬紋銅飾板, Plaque with a Winged Horse, Eastern Han dynasty (25–220), Xianbei culture, 1st century, China, Gilt bronze, H. 2 3/4 in. (7 cm); W. 4 3/8 in. (11.1 cm), Metalwork, These plaques were created by (or for) the Xianbei, a nomadic people living in the steppes region of what is now Mongolia and northern China, who would later control a large part of northern China as the Northern Wei dynasty (386–534)
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東漢（鮮卑文化） 鎏金翼馬紋銅飾板, Plaque, Winged Horse, Eastern Han dynasty, 25–220, Xianbei culture, 1st century, China, Gilt bronze, H, 2 3/4, 7 cm, W, 4 3/8, 11.1, Metalwork, plaques, created, Xianbei, nomadic people, living, steppes region, now Mongolia, northern China, later control, large part, Northern Wei, dynasty, 386–534
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