New excavation in Yunnan
2008-04-02 02:15:25 Xinhua English
(Photo/Xinhua)
The photo shows carbonized wheatears in the recent archaeological excavation in the Haimenkou site of Jianchuan, a county of southwest China's Yunnan Province.(Photo/Xinhua)
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The photo shows an ancient painted pottery jar in the recent archaeological excavation at the Haimenkou site of Jianchuan, a county of southwest China's Yunnan Province.
This round of excavation has discovered 3000-year-old carbonized wheatears for the first time and also excavated some bronze wares, ceramics, stone wares, horn works and some animal remains.
(Source: Xinhua)
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