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Why archaeologists are so excited by China's Sanxingdui ruins
Echo Xie, 2022. South China Morning Post.
Explainer on the 2022 announcement, with object counts and the largest bronze mask (74 cm high, 135 cm wide).
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Cited for object counts and dimensions.
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Xie, E. (2022). Why archaeologists are so excited by China's Sanxingdui ruins. South China Morning Post. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3181763/why-archaeologists-are-so-excited-chinas-sanxingdui-ruins
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