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A cultural relic is seen on display at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition in the Shanghai Museum on January 31, 2025. /CGTN

Unraveling Shanghai's 6,000-Year-Old History: A Groundbreaking Archaeological Exhibition

March 6, 2025

The Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition at the Shanghai Museum offers an extraordinary glimpse into the city’s rich history, spanning an impressive 6,000 years. Featuring over 2,000 meticulously unearthed cultural relics, the exhibition highlights Shanghai’s transformation from the Neolithic Age to modern times.

An array of porcelain bowls from the Song Dynasty is seen on display at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition in the Shanghai Museum on January 31, 2025. /CGTN

A Journey Through Time: From Prehistoric Cultures to Imperial Dynasties

The artifacts on display originate from extensive excavations conducted across Shanghai, revealing a deep and complex history. Visitors can explore relics from the prehistoric Songze and Guangfulin cultures, which provide insights into the city’s earliest settlements. Additionally, the exhibition features discoveries from ancient tombs dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, shedding light on Shanghai’s evolution through different historical eras.

A cultural relic is seen on display at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition in the Shanghai Museum on January 31, 2025. /CGTN

Rare and Remarkable Discoveries

Among the exhibition’s treasures are finely crafted porcelain bowls from the Song Dynasty, intricate jewelry, and a variety of cultural relics that showcase the artistry and daily life of past civilizations. These artifacts not only illustrate Shanghai’s historical significance but also highlight the region’s role as a cultural and trade hub throughout history.

A cultural relic is seen on display at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition in the Shanghai Museum on January 31, 2025. /CGTN

Preserving the Past for Future Generations

Cultural jewelry relics are seen on display at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition in the Shanghai Museum on January 31, 2025. /CGTN

By presenting these remarkable findings, the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition not only educates visitors on the city’s heritage but also emphasizes the importance of archaeological research in preserving history. This exhibition is a testament to Shanghai’s enduring legacy and offers a unique opportunity to connect with its ancient past.

A cultural relic is seen on display at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition in the Shanghai Museum on January 31, 2025. /CGTN

With its extensive collection of relics and immersive historical narrative, the exhibition is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone eager to explore the fascinating story of Shanghai’s development over millennia.






Source: news.cgtn.com/news/2025-03-05/Archaeologic...
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