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2018-11-30 14:43:13 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan
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The photo shows a pottery with its function similar to a steamer unearthed from an archaeological site in Anhui province. The 3,000-year-old ancient steamer was unearthed from site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

The photo shows a pottery with its function similar to a steamer unearthed from an archaeological site in Anhui province. The 3,000-year-old ancient steamer was unearthed from site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

The aerial photo shows an archaeological site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

The aerial photo shows an archaeological site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Archaeologists work at a site in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. Cultural relics including ancient steamers, and animal bones were unearthed from archaeological sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Archaeologists work at a site in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. Cultural relics including ancient steamers, and animal bones were unearthed from archaeological sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Cultural relics unearthed from historical sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/ Li Feng)

Cultural relics unearthed from historical sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/ Li Feng)

The aerial photo shows an archaeological site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

The aerial photo shows an archaeological site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Archaeologists work at a site in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. Cultural relics including ancient steamers, and animal bones were unearthed from archaeological sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Archaeologists work at a site in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. Cultural relics including ancient steamers, and animal bones were unearthed from archaeological sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Cultural relics unearthed from historical sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/ Li Feng)

Cultural relics unearthed from historical sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/ Li Feng)

Archaeologists work at a site in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. Cultural relics including ancient steamers, and animal bones were unearthed from archaeological sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

Archaeologists work at a site in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. Cultural relics including ancient steamers, and animal bones were unearthed from archaeological sites along a trans-provincial water diversion project in Anhui province. (Photo: China News Service/Li Feng)

The aerial photo shows an archaeological site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/ Li Feng)

The aerial photo shows an archaeological site along a trans-provincial water diversion project in in Lujiang county, East China’s Anhui province. A total of 44 cultural sites are found and put under protection at Anhui section of the water diversion project. (Photo: China News Service/ Li Feng)

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