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Precious cultural relics found in Shaanxi (2)

(Guangming Online)

10:03, December 27, 2012

(GMW.cn)

According to the Shaanxi Cultural Heritage Bureau, from Nov. to Dec, a team of archaeologists organized by Shaanxi Institute of Archaeology, School of Archaeology and Museology of Peking University and Zhouyuan Museum carried out excavation on a cemetery of the Western Zhou Dynasty of China in Shanxi Province. Many precious cultural and historical relics were discovered, including bronze ware, jade and stones and original porcelain and pottery.


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