金沙遗址的英文介绍

Site is located in the western suburbs of Chengdu Jinsha Jinsha Road, Qingyang District. Jinsha site is China's entry into the twenty-first century and the first major archaeological discoveries in 2006 was awarded a national key cultural relics protection units. "Jinsha" is the Sichuan migrant workers in the excavation site when the wind Garden Street, first discovered in 3000 after being dormant for uncovered "a wake up shaking the next." The cleared site up to more than a thousand pieces of precious cultural relics, including: more than 30 pieces of gold, jade and bronze in the 400 pieces of stone 170, more than 40 pieces of ivory, ivory unearthed from the total weight of nearly a ton, in addition to a large number of pottery were unearthed. From the era relics of view, the majority about the Shang dynasty (about the early 17th century BC - 11th century BC) and the late Western Zhou Dynasty (about 11th century BC - 771 BC) Early, a small portion of the Spring and Autumn period (BC 770 - 476 BC). Moreover, with the progress of excavation, do not rule out the possibility there is a significant discovery. Jinsha Site Museum is to protect, research, and archaeological finds show Jinsha established theme park-style museum, occupies 30 million square meters, total construction area of about 38000 square meters. From the ruins Museum, museum, heritage center and garden areas, etc. parts.
Jinsha Site Museum is located at the southeast edge of the Chengdu plain area is about 5 kilometers east of Chengdu, the site has been proven an area of about 5 square kilometers, an area of flat, undulating smaller, sites in and around the river more, the site 1.5 kilometers to the south is the fresh water river, know the real situation river is meandering eastward within the ruins, the site is divided into north and south two and a half. Since 2001, archaeological excavations carried out to explore an area of more than 10 million square meters, found that more than 3,000 various types of monuments, but also a large number of precious cultural relics unearthed. According to archaeological sites archaeologists named on the basic principles, will include Huang Village, the region, including providers, and Zhou dynasties unified site named "Jinsha Ruins."

The Jinsha Site is an archaeological site located in the western suburbs of Chengdu, Sichuan Province. It was discovered by archaeologists in 2001 and is known as the "cradle of Chengdu civilization". The site was awarded the status of a national key cultural relics protection unit in 2006.
During the excavation of the site, archaeologists discovered more than a thousand pieces of precious cultural relics, including over 30 pieces of gold, over 400 pieces of bronze, over 170 pieces of stone, over 40 pieces of ivory, and nearly a ton of ivory unearthed from a total weight. In addition, a large number of pottery and other artifacts were also unearthed. From the perspective of historical relics, the majority belong to the Shang dynasty (about the early 17th century BC - 11th century BC) and the late Western Zhou Dynasty (about 11th century BC - 771 BC). A small portion belongs to the Spring and Autumn period (BC 770 - 476 BC).
The JinSha Archaeology Museum is located in Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. It was built on the site of the ancient city of JinSha and displays a large number of cultural relics unearthed from the archaeological site, including bronze ware, pottery, jade, bone tools, and other artifacts.