/PRNewswire/ Adjacent to its old exhibition space, the new Sanxingdui Museum in Deyang, Southwest China s Sichuan Province opened for a trial operation on.
More than 9,000 years ago, a group of people lived in a prehistoric settlement located what is today a village in Wu-yang county, Central China s Henan Province. These people were not only hunters, fishermen and artisans, but also excellent musicians who created a splendid Neolithic culture. They constructed houses, cultivated rice, domesticated livestock, made pottery wares and bone flutes, building a homeland of idyllic beauty full of the fragrance of rice and the melodious sound of music.
The latest archaeological discoveries at ancient ruins in Quxu county, Southwest China s Xizang Autonomous Region, were recently published. The discoveries, such as an eaves tile with exquisite lotus designs, allowed the site to be named as one of the Top 10 Chinese Archaeological Discoveries of 2022.
In the latest excavation of the No.1 pit of Emperor Qinshihuang s Mausoleum, Chinese archeologists have made more progress in researching and restoring burial objects at the mausoleum, one of the most mysterious royal graves in China, including the production process of the Terracotta Warriors and their weapons.
Shelf by shelf, scroll by scroll, and page by page, Chinese researchers have archived more than 12 million folios of 3,499 ancient books and documents dating back to the 7th century at the Potala Palace in the Xizang Autonomous Region.