a swallow-shaped ornament with turquoise inlay, bone tools marked with animal patterns, gold earrings, copper arrowheads and axes, and lacquerware. It’s the first time that late Shang dynasty ...

The Kneeling-Figure-Shaped Jade Pendant and Turquoise-Inlaid Mythical Creature are two other highlighted pieces at the Shanghai show. With an iconic kneeling position representing Shang Dynasty ...

as well as painted pottery and turquoise jewellery as markers of status. The sites belonging to the ancient Shang dynasty (1600BC-1046 BC) were recently discovered in the capital Beijing ...

Artifacts recovered from the 3,000-year-old site include bronze drinking vessels, painted pottery, ornaments inlaid with turquoise ... by the rulers of the Shang Dynasty, who were based in ...

Narrator: Life was really different in the Shang dynasty to life today. Buildings were built from mud and wood, even palaces and towers and horses were the fastest form of transport. Builder ...

A neatly planned courtyard-type building cluster dating to the Shang Dynasty (C.1600BC-1046BC) and a well-preserved flood gate are among some of the latest findings that have been unearthed at the ...

Where and when was the Shang Dynasty? Find out how we know about the Shang Dynasty. What was life like in the Shang Dynasty? Learn about the daily life of people in the Shang Dynasty including ...

as well as painted pottery and turquoise jewellery as markers of status. The sites belonging to the ancient Shang dynasty (1600BC-1046 BC) were recently discovered in the capital Beijing, its adjacent ...