Chengdu Archaeological Discoveries (2003)

Author: Chengdu Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Chengdu has been a historically rich cultural city since ancient times, boasting abundant archaeological resources. This book compiles the archaeological achievements of 2003 in Chengdu, serving as a reference for professionals in the field of archaeology and those interested in this area. It is a collection of the 2003 archaeological excavation reports by the Chengdu Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, including materials from Neolithic to Shang-Zhou period ancient cultural sites and tombs in locations such as Chengdu High-Tech West District, Jinsha Village Site, and Zheng'en Residential Area in Xindu. The book also features excavation materials from Wensheng Street in Chengdu Confucius Temple, Qinglong Township Haiyin Village, Shilin Village, Maotoushan in Jintang County, Tianhui Township, Huayang Town during the Warring States, Han, Tang, and Song dynasties. Additionally, it includes materials from the Ming Dynasty eunuch tombs in Hongpailou, as well as survey data on Tang Dynasty cliff carvings in Pengtu Temple, Huaji Temple, Shixun Mountain, and Helin Temple in Qiangli. This book serves as a valuable reference for scholars engaged in the study of Chinese archaeology and history.