Home / Pictures / Shaanxi / Xi'an / Shaanxi History Museum /

Shaanxi History Museum: Relics of Shang & Western Zhou Dynasties

Next Prev

Shang (17th-11th Century BC) and Western Zhou (1046-771BC) Dynasties are called the Bronze Age. The development of bronze casting technique reached its peak during the Western Zhou Dynasty. More than 3,000 bronze wares were excavated in Shaanxi while 2,000 ones are collected in Shaanxi History Museum. These bronze wares on display include ritual vessels, chime bells, production tools, daily utensils and weapons. Detailed Information about Relics of Western Zhou Dynasty

> Shaanxi History Museum (6)
> Relics of Prehistoric Times (63)
> Relics of Eastern Zhou and Qin Dynasties (99)
> Relics of Han Dynasty (110)
> Relics of Wei, Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties (34)
> Relics of Sui & Tang Dynasties (89)
> Relics of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties (115)
> Tang Dynasty Murals (78)

1 of 100 photos

- Last modified on Sep. 10, 2017 -

Questions & Answers on Shaanxi History Museum: Relics of Shang & Western Zhou Dynasties

Asked by Adriana from BRAZIL | Sep. 11, 2012 08:46

Prices and high resolution image/Help to find a Hua I T'un stone map digital image

What is the charge for these images?
One more question. It is on museum in Xi'an.
Thank you and best wishes, congratulations for your work!
Adriana Vaz Abrão from São Paulo, Brazil

Answers (1)

Answered by TravelChinaGuide | Sep. 12, 2012 22:47

Dear Adriana,

Appreciate your asking for the price of the images and the map. If you intend to buy the pictures on the website, you can click the button - "buy this picture". Then our operators will contact you as soon as possible and provide you the best service. As for your second question, the map is not available in our range so that sorry for fail to help you.

Kind regards,
TravelChinaGuide

Asked by Ms.Dan | Sep. 28, 2009 01:26

how do i get from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 at the Xi'an International airport

Answers (2)

Answered by Mr.Frank | Sep. 28, 2009 01:56

The two terminals of Xi'an Airport are located so close to each other. So, when you exit from T1, you could find T2 immediately which is just 5 minutes walking distance.

Answered by Ms.Maria Dan | Sep. 28, 2009 06:58

You are the best, thank you

Asked by Mr.Ras from AUSTRALIA | Feb. 16, 2009 00:30

Hi, Where is Yangling. How far from Xi'an city. Is it in the north of south of Shananxi province. Please, send the response to hotmail.com|kvr12345.
Ras.

Answers (2)

Answered by Mr.Jon from CHINA | Feb. 18, 2009 03:12

Hi, Yangling is located to the west of Xi'an, and it takes about one hour by train from Xi'an to Yangling.

Answered by Mr.David | Feb. 18, 2009 03:47

Yangling is situated in the mid-west part of Shaanxi and is about 80 kilometers to the west of Xi'an City.