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 * 1980, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.), The Great Bronze Age of China: An Exhibition from the People's Republic of China, Metropolitan Museum of Art (ISBN 9780870992261), page 107:
 * The jade ge is based on the bronze ge halberd, the characteristic weapon of the Chinese Bronze Age. The blade of the bronze weapon, sharpened on both edges, typically has a slight downward curvature, a tang with a perforation, ...
 * 1996, Charles Higham, The Bronze Age of Southeast Asia, Cambridge University Press (ISBN 9780521565059), page 86:
 * There is some doubt over the context of a bronze ge halberd from the nearby site of Dingdapushan, found in association with a Fubin style stone adze, but in the other Fubin sites, we find the same situation : ceramics and fine stone ...
 * 2004, Katheryn M. Linduff, Yan Sun, Gender and Chinese Archaeology, Rowman Altamira (ISBN 9780759104099), page 147:
 * Of these, the bronze ge from M91 of Duke Jing from the transitional period between the mid- and late Western Zhou was placed at the top of the outer sarcophagus, and although his duchess&#39;s tomb (M92) had no bronze ge dagger , it did ...
 * 2006, 维羲·吴, 三星堆博物馆, 亚蓉·朱, The Sanxingdui Site: Mystical Mask on Ancient Shu Kingdom, 五洲传播出版社 (ISBN 9787508508528), page 90:
 * The weapon ge was a uniquely shaped spear in ancient China and its jade or stone versions constitute the largest quantity among jade or stone weapons unearthed from Sanxingdui, totaling 39 jade ges and 37 stone ges in all.
 * , Zhang Zhengming, A History Of Chu (Volume 3), Enrich Professional Publishing Limited (ISBN 9781623201401), page 21:
 * First, the ge 戈(dagger-axe), spear 矛 and ji 戟(halberd) became more and more well-made and exquisite. Ji was originally formed by a ge and a during the late Spring and Autumn period, ji with two or three ges appeared, which was probably a technique the Chu learned from the Wu.
 * 2013, Robert L. Thorp, China in the Early Bronze Age: Shang Civilization, University of Pennsylvania Press (ISBN 9780812203615), page 162:
 * Lady Hao has 39 jade ge in her tomb with 91 bronze ge.