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Archaeological Marvels

Shaanxi Province is rich in archaeological heritage. Its capital, Xi’an, was the capital of 13 dynasties up until the end of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), nine of which were stable, united, multiethnic societies that created rich cultures and left behind an abundance of precious relics.

On March 22, the Zhaigou archaeological site in Qingjian County was included on a list of China’s top 10 archaeological findings for 2023 in recognition of its academic significance, historical and social value, and the innovation used in its exploration, preservation and management.

The Zhaigou site contains the remains of a large settlement dating back to 1300-1046 B.C. in the late Shang Dynasty. It

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