The largest-scale Zhou-style tombs from the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC) were unearthed in Northwest China’s Shaanxi province.
The largest-scale Zhou-style tombs from the Spring and Autumn Period (770- 476BC) unearthed in Northwest China's Shaanxi province [Credit: ChinaNews] |
Gold artefacts unearthed in the largest-scale Zhou-style tombs from the Spring and Autumn Period (770- 476BC) in Northwest China’s Shaanxi province [Credit: ChinaNews] |
A bronze bottle unearthed in the largest-scale Zhou-style tombs from the Spring and Autumn Period (770- 476BC) in Northwest China’s Shaanxi province [Credit: ChinaNews] |
A pottery xun, an ancient egg-shaped instrument, from the largest-scale Zhou-style tombs during Spring and Autumn Period (770- 476BC) is shown in the picture [Credit: ChinaNews] |
A jade relic from the largest-scale Zhou-style tombs during Spring and Autumn Period (770- 476BC) is shown in the picture [Credit: ChinaNews] |
Aerial view of the Zhou-style tombs from the Spring and Autumn Period (770- 476BC) unearthed in Northwest China's Shaanxi province [Credit: ChinaNews] |
Source: China Daily [December 15, 2017]