On February 15, in the Cultural Relics Protection and Restoration Hall of the Sichuan Sanxingdui Museum in Guanghan City, Deyang, Sichuan Province, a large bronze mask with a width of 131 centimeters, a height of 71 centimeters, a depth of 66 centimeters and a weight of 131 kilograms was officially exhibited to the public, along with bronze statues of kneeling figures with heads turned heads, bronze statues of people standing with birds and gold masks. The picture shows the large bronze mask of the late Shang Dynasty on display.
The large bronze masks of the late Shang Dynasty unearthed from sanxingdui No. 3 sacrificial pit attract visitors to take pictures.
A gold mask unearthed from Sanxingdui No. 3 Sacrifice Pit.
Unearthed gold masks attract visitors to take photos.
The bronze kneeling portrait of the late Shang Dynasty excavated from sanxingdui No. 3 sacrificial pit attracts visitors.
Ivory restoration room staff are cleaning up excavated bone horn artifacts.
A bronze statue of a bird-holding bird from the Sanxingdui No. 3 sacrifice pit was unearthed.
A bronze statue of a small bronze figure from the late Shang Dynasty excavated from sanxingdui No. 3 sacrifice pit.
A staff member at the Sanxingdui Museum's Cultural Relics Conservation and Restoration Museum is cleaning up the bronze head unearthed.
A bronze head of a late Shang Dynasty excavated from sanxingdui No. 3 sacrifice pit. (Photo by Liu Zhongjun)