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DescriptionHan monumental statues of Barbarian (山东发现的汉代大型胡人石雕像).png	Han monumental statues of Barbarian (山东发现的汉代大型胡人石雕像) Reference: 山东发现的汉代大型胡人石雕像再研究, Full Pdf , [http://www.han-art.net/view.asp?id=156 Eastern Han dynasty statue of a foreigner, probably a Saka or Yuezhi (2nd century CE). Numerous such statues have been found in Shandong. (2017). "山东发现的汉代大型胡人石雕像再研究". 美术研究 (ART RESEARCH). Image from Shandong Museum Scythians in Wubaizhuang tombs (Linzi, Shandong)
Date	31 October 2023
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Author	पाटलिपुत्र
Other versions	Hu statues from Wu Baizhuang tomb (吳白莊), Late Eastern Han period, Linyi, Shandong.[1]

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1. ↑ (2023). "The hybrid origin of the dragon-wrapped column in Han dynasty China". JOURNAL OF ASIAN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING ENGINEERING 22 (4): 1970–1994. "Other evidence to support our argument is that Western, Asian-style architectural elements such as Hu statue columns and arched doorways (Figure 35) indicate the influence of foreign styles in some of the large, high-grade Han pictorial stone tombs currently found in this region, such as the afore-mentioned Wu Baizhuang 吳白莊 tomb in Linyi 臨 沂, Shandong."