Wuzhou Museum

Wuzhou Museum

Wuzhou Museum is located at No. 102 Dazhong Road. The six-story building covers an area of 431 square meters and houses three exhibition halls, with a collection of nearly 10,000 cultural relics.

The unearthed artifacts from the Warring States period to the Ming and Qing dynasties include bronzeware, ironware, jade artifacts, ceramics, and gold-copper items, with a majority from the Han and Jin periods. Among the more precious items are pottery cauldrons from the Western Han Dynasty Fuminfang Kiln Site, bronze rulers, bronze tables, and bronze granaries from the Eastern Han Dynasty, celadon chicken-head ewers from the Western Jin Dynasty, celadon horse-riding figurines from the Southern Dynasties, coin-casting workshop relics from the Northern Song Dynasty's Yuanfeng Mint, and artifacts unearthed from the tomb of the Ming Dynasty's Prince of Gui.

Further reading:

· National Second-Class Museum of China