A gigantic bronze mask, a statue of a mythical creature, a dragon-shaped object and a gold face-covering are among 120 national treasures set to be shown in Hong Kong, after being unearthed recently at an archaeological site in mainland China.
Hong Kong Palace Museum on Wednesday provided details of the show titled “Gazing at Sanxingdui: new archaeological discoveries in Sichuan”, which will run for 3½ months from September 27 this year to January 8, 2024, marking also the National Day celebrations on October 1.
