The Haihunhou Tomb Relics on Display in Nanchang

The Haihunhou Tomb Relics on Display in Nanchang

The picture shows the deer - shaped seat town. Nanchang city, Jiangxi Province, China, October 11, 2016. An exhibition of the archaeological achievements of Haihunhou was officially opened at the Jiangxi Provincial Museum. The jade seal of Liu He, a haihunhou of the Western Han Dynasty, was unveiled publicly for the first time.

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