To one side of the ruins stands a brand new Shang Dynasty Relics Museum that opened just one year ago. "Here, you can feel the very well-developed process of bronze civilization from inception to ...

This period was known as the Shang ... dynasty. This is an axe made from bronze. It would have had a wooden handle and been used by the Shang warriors to fight enemies. It is now in the British ...

Some of the Shang civilization ... exquisite bronze wares from that dynasty. Scholars from renowned institutions at home and abroad jointly contributed to establishing the new museum, including ...

Bronzes are arguably the pinnacle of ancient Chinese art. Bronze items from the Shang (c.1600–1046 BC ... 1100-1900” exhibition opened at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Co-organized by ...

17, Shanghai, 2012, no. 08988. The present vessel is a fine example of the sophisticated bronze style developed in the late Shang dynasty during China's Bronze ... One of the same size and design from ...

This magnificent building, designed in the shape of an ancient Chinese cooking vessel with two loop handles and four legs called ding, is the first national museum offering panoramic views of the ...

According to the exhibit, the British Museum currently holds 800 artifacts from the Shang Dynasty, with the bronze double-ram wine vessel, a prized possession, prominently displayed in one of its ...

Co-organized with Shanghai Museum ... the Ming dynasty depicts people's elegant life in the mid-17th century and how an incense burner in the form of a duck was used. Lu placed a bronze incense ...

stands the new hall of the Yinxu Museum, a striking structure in the shape of a bronze square ding, or ancient cauldron.Its exterior walls are adorned with classic Shang Dynasty (c. 16th century ...

a bronze container for wine from the Shang dynasty (c. 1600–1046 BCE), the first period of China’s Bronze Age. Aristocrats used the containers during ceremonies to honor their ancestors.