Picture this: you’re in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, on the Chinese mainland, and you’re about to uncover treasures that are over 3,000 years old… 🗺️
Discovered in 2001, the Jinsha Site is one of the biggest archaeological finds of the 21st century. It shines a light on the ancient Shu Kingdom and shares roots with the famous Sanxingdui civilization. 🏺
- Age: 3,200–2,600 years old
- Key finds: golden sun bird, jade artifacts, pottery shards
- Museum: opened in 2007, right on site
The on-site museum brings these relics to life with interactive exhibits – it’s like unlocking a new achievement in your favorite video game! 🎮
From golden sun birds to jade masks, every artifact tells a story of rituals, artistry, and daily life of Shu ancestors. 📜✨
Whether you’re a history geek, a future leader, or a traveler from Bogotá to Buenos Aires, the Jinsha Site is a portal to a past that still inspires today. 🌟
Reference(s):
Jinsha Site: A glimpse into China's ancient Shu civilization
cgtn.com
