Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Liaoning Archaeological Museum aims to showcase archaeological artifacts that were previously stored away, allowing the public to engage with these historical items and learn about the achievements of archaeology in Liaoning [1][6]. Group 1: Museum Overview - The Liaoning Archaeological Museum is the first themed museum in Northeast China focusing on archaeology, transformed from the old office building of the Liaoning Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology [1]. - The museum features the latest findings from the Hongshan culture, an important archaeological culture from the prehistoric period in northern China, dating back five to six thousand years [4]. Group 2: Exhibits and Technology - The museum showcases artifacts from various Hongshan culture sites in Liaoning, including a 3 cm tall "stone sculpture of a seated figure" displayed using holographic technology for a 360-degree view [4]. - The museum has designed interactive exhibits, such as a "health check for Hongshan people," allowing visitors to engage with the content and learn about the physical characteristics and health of the Hongshan people [5]. Group 3: Educational Initiatives - The museum aims to make the Hongshan culture more accessible and engaging through personified storytelling and interactive displays, enhancing public understanding and interest in archaeology [5][6]. - The museum's director emphasizes the goal of bringing the public closer to archaeology and showcasing the achievements of archaeological work in Liaoning [6].