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Archaeologists think they have discovered the site of Liu Bei's palace in Chengdu. It was always thought to be somewhere on Wudanshan 武但山, but archaeologists think they have discovered remanants of it in the Tianfu Plaza (天府廣場).
In Inner Mongolia, archaeologists excavated a 1,500 year old cemetery. One of the unearthed tombs had a coffin with a silk-covered body of a woman. Also within the tomb was a silver vessel that depicts four Greek gods. In addition, the deceased was wearing a gold headband, necklace, belt, and finger rings. The excavating archaeologists believe that the cemetery belonged to a tribal chief of the Gaoche people.