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金沙遗址博物馆的点评
点评：The easiest and cheapest way to get to The Jinsha Site Musuem is to take the subway to Jin Sha Site Museum station on Line 7 and exit the station via Exit C. Proceed along WE for about 80 metres and you will see the Main Entrance to the ancient archaeological dig site on the right, across the road. The museum is open from 0800hrs to 1800hrs and costs RMB 70 (approx. USD $14) per entry if you are an adult.
IMHO, this place is not worth visiting. While there are some nice bronze relics on display that are allegedly dated back to 1600 BC, the exhibitions displaying the archaeological dig sites are nothing more than square holes in the ground with signs stating that "these are the foundations of the royal Shang dynasty palace", or "gigantic elephant tusks were found here". Since there is nothing on display at the dig site, to me, it is just a square hole in the ground and whatever it was before, is really anyone's guess.
Although there are separate exhibition halls displaying the various artifacts discovered from the various dig sites, I feel it would have been better to leave some of the artifacts within the dig site that is on display. It would have been easier to look at the site and relate to the artifact discovered.
Museum aside, the place is huge, and pet-friendly. You may let your dog roam free and there is a lot of room to do so. There are rivers and winding walkways through the forests and bamboo groves that you can take a stroll through if you are into vegetation and foliage. While wandering through one of the bamboo groves, I stumbled onto an enclosure housing deer. Unfortunately, I could only stay for a few seconds before beating a hasty retreat as the stench was unbearable.
IMHO, this place is not worth visiting. While there are some nice bronze relics on display that are allegedly dated back to 1600 BC, the exhibitions displaying the archaeological dig sites are nothing more than square holes in the ground with signs stating that "these are the foundations of the royal Shang dynasty palace", or "gigantic elephant tusks were found here". Since there is nothing on display at the dig site, to me, it is just a square hole in the ground and whatever it was before, is really anyone's guess.
Although there are separate exhibition halls displaying the various artifacts discovered from the various dig sites, I feel it would have been better to leave some of the artifacts within the dig site that is on display. It would have been easier to look at the site and relate to the artifact discovered.
Museum aside, the place is huge, and pet-friendly. You may let your dog roam free and there is a lot of room to do so. There are rivers and winding walkways through the forests and bamboo groves that you can take a stroll through if you are into vegetation and foliage. While wandering through one of the bamboo groves, I stumbled onto an enclosure housing deer. Unfortunately, I could only stay for a few seconds before beating a hasty retreat as the stench was unbearable.
翻译：前往金沙遗址博物馆最便捷且经济的方式是乘坐地铁7号线至金沙遗址博物馆站，从C出口出站。沿WE路步行约80米，即可在马路对面右侧看到古代考古遗址的正门。博物馆开放时间为上午8:00至下午6:00，成人门票为70元人民币（约14美元）。
恕我直言，这里并不值得一去。虽然展出了一些据称可追溯至公元前1600年的精美青铜器，但所谓的考古遗址展示不过是一些方方正正的坑洞，上面挂着“这里是商代皇宫的地基”或“这里曾发现巨大的象牙”之类的标牌。由于挖掘现场没有任何展品，对我来说，它只不过是一个方方正正的坑，至于它以前是什么，实在是个谜。
虽然有独立的展厅分别展示从各个挖掘现场出土的文物，但我感觉如果能把一些文物留在展出的挖掘现场会更好。这样更容易让人一边参观遗址，一边将出土文物与遗址联系起来。
除了博物馆之外，这个地方非常大，而且允许携带宠物。你可以让你的狗狗自由奔跑，这里空间很大。如果你喜欢植被，可以沿着河流和蜿蜒的小路穿过森林和竹林漫步。在竹林中闲逛时，我偶然发现了一个鹿圈。可惜的是，我只待了几秒钟就匆匆离开了，因为鹿的气味实在令人难以忍受。
恕我直言，这里并不值得一去。虽然展出了一些据称可追溯至公元前1600年的精美青铜器，但所谓的考古遗址展示不过是一些方方正正的坑洞，上面挂着“这里是商代皇宫的地基”或“这里曾发现巨大的象牙”之类的标牌。由于挖掘现场没有任何展品，对我来说，它只不过是一个方方正正的坑，至于它以前是什么，实在是个谜。
虽然有独立的展厅分别展示从各个挖掘现场出土的文物，但我感觉如果能把一些文物留在展出的挖掘现场会更好。这样更容易让人一边参观遗址，一边将出土文物与遗址联系起来。
除了博物馆之外，这个地方非常大，而且允许携带宠物。你可以让你的狗狗自由奔跑，这里空间很大。如果你喜欢植被，可以沿着河流和蜿蜒的小路穿过森林和竹林漫步。在竹林中闲逛时，我偶然发现了一个鹿圈。可惜的是，我只待了几秒钟就匆匆离开了，因为鹿的气味实在令人难以忍受。
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