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Paper-thin bronze pieces excavated at Sanxingdui archaeological dig
Updated 17:06, 14-Jun-2022

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According to the archaeological team at Sanxingdui's sacrificial area, nearly a third of the artifacts have been extracted from pit No. 7 and new ones are constantly being discovered. Paper-thin bronze pieces have recently been excavated from pit No. 7, which is particularly rare at the Sanxingdui site in southwest China where heavier objects are more common.

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