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Chinese Archaeological Museum goes from strength to strength
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The photo, taken on November 24, 2023, shows a turquoise-inlaid bronze plaque from the Erlitou site exhibited at the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing. /CFP
The photo, taken on November 24, 2023, shows a series of chime bells exhibited at the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing. /CFP
The photo, taken on November 24, 2023, shows a pottery human face mask from the Neolithic age on display at the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing. /CFP
The photo, taken on November 24, 2023, shows a carriage dating back to the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC) on display at the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing. /CFP
As a new landmark of Beijing, the Chinese Archaeological Museum has been attracting crowds of visitors since it opened in September thanks to its rich displays of cultural relics. As well as presenting its collections through exhibitions to present the long history and rich culture of Chinese civilization, the museum is also involved in preservation work, academic research and education. From the Paleolithic period to modern times, the museum is divided into several sections to present the country's history and culture through the use of advanced technology.
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