Established in 1983, this museum is the first museum dedicated to displaying archaeological achievements in China. Its predecessor was the former Museum of Chinese History, and the new museum was completed and opened to the public on 20 18.
China Archaeological Museum covers an area of about 28,000 square meters, with a building area of about 65,438+2,000 square meters. There are five exhibition halls in the museum: Prehistoric, Xia Shang Zhou, Spring and Autumn, Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, Three Kingdoms, Jin Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties. The collection of cultural relics in the museum covers all historical periods from prehistoric times to Ming and Qing dynasties, with about 5,000 precious cultural relics.
These cultural relics mainly come from archaeological excavations all over the country, including Yangshao culture, Longshan culture, Hongshan Culture, Liangzhu culture and other important sites in various periods.
Characteristics of China Archaeological Museum
China Archaeological Museum is not only a place to show China's archaeological achievements, but also an important platform to popularize archaeological knowledge and spread history and culture. There are multifunctional lecture halls, conference rooms, libraries and other facilities in the museum, which are used to hold various academic lectures, seminars and exhibitions. In addition, the museum also has an archaeological experience area to let the audience experience the process of archaeological excavation and enhance their understanding and interest in archaeology.
China Archaeological Museum, with its rich collection of cultural relics, wonderful exhibition contents and advanced facilities, has become an important window for domestic and foreign tourists to understand the history and culture of China. Panjiayuan, where the museum is located, is a famous antique market. Visitors can visit Panjiayuan Antique Market and feel the charm of China traditional culture while visiting the museum.
The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-China Archaeological Museum.