Sanxingdui Secrets Wow Global Experts 🎭🌍
Global experts praise Sanxingdui’s ancient wonders and modern tech. Discover why this 4,500-year-old site is captivating the world! 🎭🌍 #Archaeology
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Sanxingdui Mystery Solved: Ancient Pits Finally Dated! 🕵️♂️⏳
New research dates Sanxingdui sacrificial pits to 1201-1012 BC, linking them to the Shang Dynasty. A breakthrough in ancient Chinese history! 🏺🔍
Unearthing Ancient China: Jinsha Site Reveals 3,200-Year-Old Shu Civilization 🌟🏛️
Explore the Jinsha Site in Chengdu, a 21st-century marvel revealing China’s ancient Shu civilization dating back 3,200 years. 🏺✨ #Archaeology
Silk Road Secrets Uncovered: Ancient Meets Modern in Xi’an 🏺✨
CGTN’s Merna explores Xi’an’s ancient artifacts and modern SCO collaborations, proving cultural exchange never goes out of style. 🏛️🌍
Shaanxi Museum Brings Western Han Dynasty to Life 🎭✨
Step into the Western Han Dynasty at Shaanxi Archaeology Museum, where ancient music and dance come alive through 2,000-year-old pottery figurines. 🏺🎶 #HistoryReimagined
🌳✨ Sanxingdui’s Bronze Sacred Tree: Ancient Marvel Rewrites History!
A 3,000-year-old bronze tree in Sichuan, standing 396cm tall, redefines ancient Chinese craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism. 🌳✨
Mysteries of Xixia: Lost Dynasty Emerges from China’s Sands 🌏🔍
Archaeologists uncover clues about the enigmatic Xixia dynasty near Yinchuan, revealing secrets buried beneath China’s Helan Mountains. 🏜️📜
Ancient Greece Meets China in Historic Sanxingdui Exhibit 🏛️🎉
Sanxingdui Museum’s new exhibit bridges ancient Greece and China with 172 rare artifacts, some displayed abroad for the first time. 🏺✨
China’s ‘Pyramids of the East’ Eye UNESCO Glory 🏜️👑
Discover the Xixia Imperial Tombs, China’s ‘Pyramids of the East,’ as they aim for UNESCO World Heritage status. Uncover ancient engineering secrets! 🏛️🔍
Ancient Steel Acupuncture Needles Found in 2,000-Year-Old Tomb 🏺✨
Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old steel acupuncture needles in the Haihun Marquis Tomb, revealing advanced Han Dynasty metallurgy and early medical practices. 🧬⚱️