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Core Insights - The Peking University Sackler Museum of Archaeology and Art serves as a modern museum and a specialized archaeological museum, showcasing over 13,000 artifacts that reflect the history of archaeology at Peking University since its establishment in 1993 [1][2] - The museum features a special exhibition commemorating the 100-year history of archaeology at Peking University, highlighting significant milestones and contributions to the field [1][2] Group 1: Historical Development - The Archaeology Research Office was established at Peking University in 1922, marking the beginning of modern archaeology in China, with Ma Heng as its first director [2] - In 1952, Peking University founded the first archaeology program in Chinese higher education, which later developed the "Peking Model" of field archaeology training [2][5] Group 2: Academic Contributions - The Archaeology Department has expanded its academic disciplines to include religious archaeology, ceramic archaeology, and environmental archaeology, among others, contributing to the understanding of human culture and the origins of Chinese civilization [2][5] - Notable archaeologists associated with Peking University include Ma Heng, Xiang Da, and Su Bingqi, who have significantly influenced the field over the past century [2] Group 3: Recent Achievements - Peking University has participated in 39 archaeological projects that received national recognition, with 16 projects included in the "Top 100 Archaeological Discoveries of the Century" [5][8] - Recent excavations, such as those at the Sanxingdui site and the Zhouyuan site, have provided critical insights into the development of early Chinese cities and metallurgy [5][8] Group 4: Future Outlook - The Peking University Archaeology Department aims to continue its role in exploring and preserving Chinese civilization, as emphasized by the department head, Shen Ruiwen, who stated that the responsibility is "unavoidable" [8]