Core Points - The Jiangkou Sunken Silver Museum, the only museum in the country themed around gold and silver artifacts, is making significant progress in its construction and is expected to complete infrastructure by early December [3][4] - The museum is located near the Jiangkou battlefield site from the late Ming Dynasty, covering a total planned area of 200 acres, with the museum itself occupying 60 acres and a building area of 36,300 square meters [3][5] - The main construction of the museum, including exterior decoration, internal renovation, professional storage, archaeological workstation, and visitor center, has been fully completed [3][4] Summary by Sections - **Museum Structure and Design** - The museum features four exhibition halls, including three permanent and one temporary hall, with construction and display work progressing rapidly [4] - The main exhibition hall, approximately 2,300 square meters, will showcase over 5,000 cultural relics, divided into two main sections: "Millennium Jiangkou, Sunken Silver Legend" and "Dike Archaeology, Unprecedented" [4][5] - Advanced technologies such as holographic imaging will be utilized to create immersive experiences simulating underwater exploration [5] - **Investment and Historical Significance** - The total investment for the museum project is 862 million yuan [5] - The Jiangkou battlefield site was recognized as one of the "Top 100 Archaeological Discoveries of the Century" in 2021, alongside other significant archaeological sites [5]