Humans and Gods: Mysterious Ancient Shu Civilization
本次展覽以古蜀王國兩個最重要的遺址——三星堆遺址、金沙遺址出土的典型文物為載體,包括青銅頭像、青銅面具、金箔飾物、各類玉器、陶器等,逐步揭開古蜀文明的神秘面紗。從古蜀先民的物質生活,到溝通天地的“巫”與祭祀,再到神秘多樣的“神”,勾勒出中國西南地區(qū)獨具特色的古蜀歷史文化發(fā)展面貌,展現(xiàn)古蜀文明瑰麗奇幻、神秘浪漫的宗教禮儀及文化藝術成就。
此次展覽共展出文物139件/組,其中一級文物65件/組。展覽由序廳、三個內容單元以及尾廳構成,通過三星堆、金沙遺址文物及其背后的故事,帶領人們一步步揭開古蜀謎團,讓古蜀文明給觀眾留下的印象不只是“神秘”,還有對歷史的敬畏之心,讓觀眾感受到包含古蜀文明在內的中華文明的寬容與博大精深。
時間:2021·09·17—2022·01·04
地點:浙江省博物館(孤山館)
The exhibition will feature a total of 139 pieces (sets) of relics from the legendary Sanxingdui Ruins and the Jinsha Ruins of the ancient Shu Kingdom, including bronze heads, bronze masks, gold foil ornaments, jade ware, pottery, etc. From the material life of ancient Shu people, to the sorcerer’s communication between heaven and earth and ritual sacrifices, and then to the mysterious and diverse “gods”, this exhibition outlines the unique historical and cultural development of ancient Shu in southwest China, and shows the magnificent, fantastic, mysterious and romantic religious rituals and cultural and artistic achievements of the ancient Shu civilization.
When: September 17, 2021-January 4, 2022
Where: Gushan Branch, Zhejiang Provincial Museum