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.3000-year-old clay pig, resembling the pig from the Angry Birds in exhibition

.3000-year-old clay pig, resembling the pig from the Angry Birds in exhibition

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The Brozen head in Sanxingdui Museum

The site of Sanxingdui, located in the city of Guanghan, 40 km from Chengdu, Sichuan Province, is recognized as one of the most important ancient remains in the world for its vast size, lengthy period and enriched cultural contents.

The first Sanxingdui relics were discovered by a farmer in 1929 and excavation has continued ever since. During this period, generations of archaeologists have worked on the discovery and research of the Sanxingdui culture. In 1986, two major sacrificial pits were found and they aroused widespread academic attention around the world.

The Sanxingdui finds are exciting, but they remain enigmatic. No texts have been found, nor is there any mention of this culture in the records of other countries. Analysis of lead and other elements in the bronzes indicates sources similar to those of other cultures along the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. At this point, however, the unique culture that produced these artifacts remains a mystery. The site of Sanxingdui, located in the city of Guanghan, 40 km from Chengdu, Sichuan Province, is recognized as one of the most important ancient remains in the world for its vast size, lengthy period and enriched cultural contents.

The first Sanxingdui relics were discovered by a farmer in 1929 and excavation has continued ever since. During this period, generations of archaeologists have worked on the discovery and research of the Sanxingdui culture. In 1986, two major sacrificial pits were found and they aroused widespread academic attention around the world.

The Sanxingdui finds are exciting, but they remain enigmatic. No texts have been found, nor is there any mention of this culture in the records of other countries. Analysis of lead and other elements in the bronzes indicates sources similar to those of other cultures along the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. At this point, however, the unique culture that produced these artifacts remains a mystery.

National treasure Bronze Human Head in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Human Head in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Standing Figure in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Standing Figure in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Sacred Tree in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Sacred Tree in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

Bronze Mask Statue China

Bronze Mask Statue China

National treasure Bronze bird in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze bird in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Jade Tablet in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Jade Tablet in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

A bronze human head statue with protruding eyes from the 12th century BC in China

A bronze human head statue with protruding eyes from the 12th century BC in China

Bronze Statue Sanxingdui Sichuan China

Bronze Statue Sanxingdui Sichuan China

National treasure Bronze Sacred Tree in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Sacred Tree in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Bird Head wheel in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

National treasure Bronze Bird Head wheel in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province,China

Ancient bronze mask

Ancient bronze mask

National treasure Bronze bird Figure in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province, China

National treasure Bronze bird Figure in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province, China

The Brozen head in Sanxingdui Museum

The site of Sanxingdui, located in the city of Guanghan, 40 km from Chengdu, Sichuan Province, is recognized as one of the most important ancient remains in the world for its vast size, lengthy period and enriched cultural contents.

The first Sanxingdui relics were discovered by a farmer in 1929 and excavation has continued ever since. During this period, generations of archaeologists have worked on the discovery and research of the Sanxingdui culture. In 1986, two major sacrificial pits were found and they aroused widespread academic attention around the world.

The Sanxingdui finds are exciting, but they remain enigmatic. No texts have been found, nor is there any mention of this culture in the records of other countries. Analysis of lead and other elements in the bronzes indicates sources similar to those of other cultures along the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. At this point, however, the unique culture that produced these artifacts remains a mystery. The site of Sanxingdui, located in the city of Guanghan, 40 km from Chengdu, Sichuan Province, is recognized as one of the most important ancient remains in the world for its vast size, lengthy period and enriched cultural contents.

The first Sanxingdui relics were discovered by a farmer in 1929 and excavation has continued ever since. During this period, generations of archaeologists have worked on the discovery and research of the Sanxingdui culture. In 1986, two major sacrificial pits were found and they aroused widespread academic attention around the world.

The Sanxingdui finds are exciting, but they remain enigmatic. No texts have been found, nor is there any mention of this culture in the records of other countries. Analysis of lead and other elements in the bronzes indicates sources similar to those of other cultures along the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. At this point, however, the unique culture that produced these artifacts remains a mystery.

National treasure Pottery figurine with gold face mask in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province, China

National treasure Pottery figurine with gold face mask in sanxingdui museum of Sichuan province, China

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