Bronze Rino inlaid w gold and silver. From Baiyue culture in Warring States period 战国-百越 (476BC-221BC). Unearthed in Guangxi.
China back then was warmer and wetter, Rinos roamed all over S China. Rino hide used to make shield and armor
Baiyue 百越 is a collective term ancient Chinese used to refer to non-Huaxia people in the South. This Bronze Rino w gold and silver inlay showed sophistication of people then lived in the deep south of present-day China
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