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Photo taken on Dec. 14, 2007 shows the
excavating spot of the ancient relics of a small compact community of
Shang Dynasty (c.16th-11th B.C.) in Xingyang, central China's Henan
Province. The relics of about 100,000 square meters was discovered near
the Guandimiao Village of Yulong Township in Xingyang, where a section of
the central route of China's gigantic south-to-north water diversion
scheme is on construction. It is the first time that a compact community
of later period of Shang Dynasty, consisting of inhabiting area,
handicraft-making district, sacrificial altar and tombs, was unearthed in
Henan Province. The excavation is going on with more than 18,000 square
meters of the relics has been unearthed. (Xinhua Photo) Photo Gallery>>> |