Live: Latest archaeological discoveries at SW China’s Sanxingdui ruins site

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The Sanxingdui ruins site, located in the city of Guanghan, southwest China’s Sichuan Province, is recognized as one of the most important ancient remains in the world in terms of its size and cultural connotations.

Excavation at the site is at the final stage as hundreds of artifacts have been discovered, among which over 300 pieces of ivory have been unearthed from the No. 8 sacrificial pit. With more unprecedented treasures set to be brought to light, the next stage will be laboratory research and cultural relics restoration.

CGTN brings you back to the legendary Sanxingdui ruins site as unprecedented cultural relics are brought to light. #China #Archaeology #SanxingduiDiscovery

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