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Sanxingdui tells story of cultura…
The Sanxingdui Ruins site dates to the Xia (c. 21st–16th century BCE), Shang (c. 16th–11th century BCE), a…
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New findings at Sanxingdui Ruins …
From 2020 to 2022, the total excavation area of the sacrificial area at the Sanxingdui Ruins site is 1,834 square mete…
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Viewing Chinese civilization thro…
The Beijing central axis displays the Chinese cosmology of the unity of nature and man, as well as the principles that…
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100 years of Western Xia archaeol…
The Western Xia was an important contributor to Chinese civilization by adopting the refined cultures of the Central P…
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Duanwu Festival reveals connectio…
In history, with the huge cultural influence of China, the Duanwu Festival, also known as the Dragon Boat Festival, wa…
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Major Chinese zooarchaeological f…
With an emphasis on the ancient methods for acquiring and utilizing animal resources, more than 30 sites in China carr…