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http://collection.kotsanasmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/extra_large/8363.jpg10241024This was a shrine (temple reliquary) which automatically displayed a bird rotating and singing as the faithful turned the exterior wheel of the case when entering the temple. It consisted of two axles which had two radial wheels that engaged each other and a singing disposition that was mounted on an inverted concave container. This […]