首博重磅新展拿出镇馆之宝，百余件文物首亮相探寻北京“城之源”

Core Viewpoint - The "Taibao Yongyan - Liuli River Site Special Exhibition" at the Capital Museum showcases 180 precious cultural relics, marking the most comprehensive and highest standard exhibition of archaeological findings from the Liuli River site in 80 years, and is the first exhibition of the "2024 Annual Top Ten New Archaeological Discoveries in China" [1][3]. Summary by Sections Exhibition Overview - The exhibition runs from August 28 to November 28, featuring 180 artifacts that illustrate the historical significance of the Liuli River site, which is considered the "source of Beijing city" [1]. - It is the first exhibition in the "Beijing Historical and Cultural Exhibition" series at the Capital Museum [1]. Artifacts and Their Significance - Among the 180 artifacts, 39 are categorized as important relics, representing one of the highest proportions in recent years, with 113 items being publicly exhibited for the first time [3]. - The exhibition includes significant items such as the Jin Ding, the largest and heaviest bronze ritual vessel found in Beijing, and the Niutouwen Daigebuju, recognized as one of China's most beautiful bronze artifacts [4][3]. Thematic Structure - The exhibition is divided into four sections: "Receiving Orders from the Northern Frontier," "Establishment of Yandu," "Ding Tian Li Di," and "Inheritance and Continuity," focusing on archaeological achievements and cultural heritage protection from the Liuli River site [3]. - It aims to reveal the mysterious past of the Liuli River site through a historical and archaeological narrative that integrates text, capital, and artifacts [3]. Notable Discoveries - The exhibition features three bronze vessels inscribed with "Taibao Yongyan," which provide undeniable textual evidence of Beijing's city-building history, pushing the timeline back over 3,000 years [9][11]. - The "one mistake for three thousand years" artifacts, the Boyu Gui and the Yu Gui, are also displayed, showcasing their historical significance and the confusion in their burial context [9][11]. Interactive and Educational Features - The exhibition incorporates multimedia interactions, allowing visitors to engage with the artifacts and the historical context of the Liuli River site [12]. - A creative space features 116 unique cultural products inspired by the Liuli River site, enhancing visitor experience and connection to the historical elements [12]. Community Engagement and Future Plans - The exhibition includes a message book for visitors to share their thoughts, fostering community involvement in the narrative of the Liuli River site [14][15]. - Future plans for the Liuli River Archaeological Park are underway, with design proposals being collected from the public to shape the site's development [15].