Sanxingdui Sacrificial Pits Precisely Dated to Late Shang Dynasty Era
New research confirms Sanxingdui sacrificial pits date back to 1201-1012 BC, shedding light on ancient Chinese civilization during the late Shang Dynasty.
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Shang Dynasty Artifacts Unveiled in Beijing Exhibition
Beijing’s new exhibition showcases 300+ Shang Dynasty relics, revealing insights into early Chinese writing, ritual practices, and technological innovation.
Ancient Bronze Wine Vessels Illuminate China’s Cultural Legacy
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‘Creation of the Gods II’ Sparks Cultural Tourism Growth in Anyang
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