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Archaeologists in China Have Unearthed Shang Dynasty Tombs Containing More Than 200 Precious Burial Objects. See Them Here

Chinese archaeologists working on the Loess Plateau in north-central China have uncovered a vast site of rammed earth buildings, cemeteries, and bronze casting workshops dating back around 3,200 years ...
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Archaeologists Have Uncovered 13,000 Utterly Remarkable Shang Dynasty Relics in China, Many of Them Used in Sacrificial Rites

Archaeologists discovered 13,000 cultural relics during an excavation of the ancient site of Sanxingdui, near the city of Chengdu in China. The relics date from the Shang Dynasty (1600 B.C.E.-1046 B.C ...
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New findings shed light on life and death in Shang era

An archaeologist works at the Fuwei site in Laishui county, Baoding, North China's Hebei province. [Photo provided to China Daily] A large settlement and cemetery from the early Shang Dynasty (c.16th ...
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What did the Shang people believe in?

Narrator: The people of the Shang Dynasty believed in lots of gods, including the gods of wind, clouds, the Sun and the moon. Wheat Collector: Praise to the gods, all of them. Narrator: Shang Di was ...