Harvard Bixi, Ancient stele in the United States of America
The Harvard Bixi is a stone turtle with a commemorative stele on its back.
This sculpture dates back to the Qianlong era of the Qing dynasty.
Bixis are part of Chinese burial tradition, symbolizing longevity and endurance.
Located at Harvard University, it's accessible for students and tourists alike.
Harvard Bixi is one of the few such sculptures outside China.
Location: Massachusetts
Material: marble
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