Dozens of skeletons buried in a 3,700-year-old cemetery in China show evidence of extreme trauma, suggesting that assailants felt a need to "overkill" their victims in bloodthirsty raids during the ...

More than 3,000 years ago, a lively bunch of sophisticates lived in the Sichuan Valley and then disappeared, probably in a flood, leaving no record of their unique accomplishments. There's nothing ...

Archaeologists in China have discovered the remains of a walled Bronze Age city that once contained a palace, moat, cemeteries, sacrificial pits, pottery workshops and a bronze-casting foundry. The ...

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Based on recent archaeological discoveries, Phoenix Kingdoms reveals the previously unknown splendor, sophistication, and extravagance of two kingdoms that flourished at the end of China's Bronze Age.

The origin of Shang and the problem of Xia in Chinese archaeology / K.C. Chang -- Some Anyang royal bronzes / Louisa G. Fitzgerald Huber -- Western Zhou history reconstructed from bronze inscriptions ...

What is lost-wax casting? -- Metalworking in Bronze age China -- Was lost-wax casting used in Bronze age China? -- Further confirmed lost-wax castings I: the Xiasi Jin -- Further confirmed lost-wax ...