Ancient tomb with murals discovered in north China
A group of farmers in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region discovered a tomb decorated with murals dating back about 1,000 years ago, Xinhua reported on Friday.
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According to Inner Mongolia Museum of Prehistoric Culture, the tomb was built in the middle and late periods of Liao Dynasty (907-1125). The Liao Dynasty was established by the Khitan people, a ancient nomadic people originating from northern part of China.
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Archaeologists managed to reveal the murals, about six square meters in area, which vividly depict people's lifestyles and traditions during the Liao period, according to the museum.
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The murals are currently kept at the museum, and will be repaired by professionals for further research.
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