Tomb of Fu Hao, Ancient grave in China.
The Tomb of Fu Hao is a significant archaeological discovery located in Yinxu, China.
It dates back to the Shang Dynasty circa 1200 BCE.
Fu Hao was one of the wives of King Wu Ding and a military general herself, making it an emblem of women empowerment in Chinese history.
Many bronze ware and jade artifacts have been excavated from the tomb.
This is the only Shang royal tomb found intact with its contents and inscriptions undisturbed.
Location: Yinxu
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