Pinglu County Museum

Pinglu County Museum

Pinglu County Museum was established on January 1, 1983, under the administration of the Pinglu County Cultural Relics Bureau. It is located at No. 53, Caibo Road, Pinglu County. Covering an area of 2,000 square meters, the museum currently has 25 offices and cultural relics storage rooms, with a total construction area of approximately 900 square meters. Since its establishment, it has collected, excavated, and preserved 10,860 cultural relics/sets, including 15 first-grade relics, 57 second-grade relics, and 1,904 third-grade relics/sets. The museum’s collection is divided into fifteen categories: bronze ware, pottery, porcelain, woodenware, ironware, calligraphy and paintings, fossils, stone carvings, screens, jade artifacts, and more. In 2004, all cultural relics in the collection were uniformly registered and entered into the network system, and incorporated into the provincial cultural relics network data management system. During the first national survey of movable cultural relics completed in 2015, all information, data, and photographs of the museum’s relics were uploaded to the national movable cultural relics information system.