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Tour Guide Wording for Jinsha Site Museum English V.0 Tour Guide WordingTour Guide Wording forfor Jinsha Site MuseumJinsha Site Museum Edited by Chengdu Jinsha Site MuseumEdited by Chengdu Jinsha Site Museum October 2006October 2006 1 Tour Guide Wording for Jinsha Site Museum English V.0 Tour Guide Wording for Jinsha Site Museum Tour guide starting from the Southern Entrance Gate Good morning afternoon everyone, welcome your presence and visit to Jinsha Site Museum. My name is, a tour guide special for Jinsha Site Museum. It is a great honor for me to stay with you today in your visit to Jinsha Site Museum. You may be ignored that you have already stood upon the land where splendid Jinsha cultural relic site with a profound history of more than 3000 years has been buried. Let’s go through the tunnel of time for a journey of Jinsha discovery. After access into the Museum Entrance Gate Discovered on February 8, 2001, Jinsha Site is identified as the ancient Shu cultural relic attract which was prosperous in the Shang Dynasty 16th11th Century BC and Zhou Dynasty after the Shang Dynasty to 221 BC. Jinsha Site is situated in the northwest of Chengdu City, between the 2nd Ring Road and the 3rd Ring Road, 5 kilometers away from Chengdu City Center the Tianfu Square. Jinsha Site was discovered by accident in a capital construction site which was on progress.This discovery was awarded as “2001 China Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries”inthesameyear when it was unearthed.Through years’ archaeological study and excavation, it is quite certain that the site distribution is scattered over 5 square kilometers around. Within this historical cultural site, some important cultural heritages such as large-scale palace-style buildings, sites for worship activities, civilian housing area and Graves have been discovered. About over 6000 pieces of precious cultural relics including gold wares, bronze wares, jade wares, stone wares, lacquered wooden wares along with a large number of ceramic wares, ivories, wild boar buckteeth and deer horns have been unearthed. These unearthed discoveries help us a lot in understanding in general the living style, production, custom for burying the death, religious worship of ancient Shu people in Jinsha Time; in addition, they are also helpful for us to draw an initial conclusion regarding the nature and age of the heritage site. Upon the uation of the scale of the Site and some high honorable traces and relics discovered in the Site, Jinsha Site can be conjectured once to be the Capital of 2 Tour Guide Wording for Jinsha Site Museum English V.0 ancient Shu State followed after San Xing Dui Civilization from late Shang Dynasty to the Western Zhou Dynasty. Jinsha Site is recognized as the most important archaeological discovery of China in early 21stCentury as well as another significant archaeological discovery followed after San Xing Dui discovery in Sichuan Province. Discovery of Jinsha Site greatly extended the