National Treasure – Yangshao Boat-shaped Painted Pottery Jar (Neolithic)
Egyptian painted boats on pottery jar during Predynastic period (~3500BC), the Chinese made boat-shaped pottery jar.
Eat Well, Laugh Loud, Live Long
Egyptian painted boats on pottery jar during Predynastic period (~3500BC), the Chinese made boat-shaped pottery jar.
One of the earliest storytelling depicted on a pottery jar from 5000 years ago.
This is the famous C-shaped jade dragon, a significant artefact from the Neolithic Hongshan culture.
I like to shake a leg /
I like to nod my head /
I like to make a snow angel while lying in my bed /
– Jason Mraz, “I feel like dancing”
It was the fashion to bury the seal with the dead, and due to this custom that since the Han dynasty thousands of Han seals have been unearthed.
The owner was a pearl on the palms of her distinguished parents, and when her life was cut short, she was buried with funerary goods of a Princess.
Baa Baa Black Sheep have you any wool? Yes Sir, Yes Sir, Three bags full.
Piggy bank from 2nd century BC, it was used by the Dian 滇 people to keep their precious cowrie shells.
A wine jug reminding us the importance of conservation.
This is perhaps the earliest of the drinking games using a wine vessel.









