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n exhibit of bricks from the Tang Dynasty, potentially located in Yanta District, China, based on the presence of Chinese text on the display
n exhibit of bricks from the Tang Dynasty, potentially located in Yanta District, China, based on the presence of Chinese text on the display. The exhibit features two different types of Tang Dynasty bricks. One is a complete, square brick with an ornate, floral design carved into its surface. The other display presents broken fragments of bricks. Each exhibit has an accompanying information card written in both Chinese and English. The first card reads, "Bricks of the Tang Dynasty," and states that the bricks were thick and heavy construction materials made exquisitely during the Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907AD). The second card reads, "Broken bricks of the Tang Dynasty," specifying that these bricks were replaced during repairs of a pagoda. The objects are displayed in glass cases with a neutral-colored background.