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Tomb raiders
Source: Xinhua |
00:00 UTC+8 August 13, 2019
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Police in northwest China鈥檚 Gansu Province have helped retrieve a valuable piece of bronzeware ransacked by tomb raiders from a grave in north China鈥檚 Shanxi Province. The cultural relic, known as 鈥渏ianpen,鈥 a bronze pot of the late Western Zhou Dynasty (1046-771BC) was resold several times, after it was robbed by tomb raiders in Shanxi, according to the Lanzhou Public Security Bureau. Police found it in a warehouse rented by a purchaser in a rural district of Lanzhou, the capital of Gansu.
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