
The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wall that reads "Bronze Ware Found at Xiananzhang Village, Wen County". The plaque is written in black text on a white background. The text is in Chinese and appears to be a description of the bronze ware found at the village. The plaque mentions that the expanse covered by Wen County of today were the hunting fields of the royal family and the aristocrats in the Shang Dynasty. It also mentions that some bronze objects were unearthed at the ancient village, featuring thick and heavy bodies and elaborate graphics decorations. The character "Xi" was inscribed inside square cauldrons and wine goblets, which might be equivalent to "Xing" in inscriptions on oracle bones and bronze artifacts and a reference to the tribe. The bronze ware was inscribed with the character "Xi" and was the evidence that the Xi tribe might have been flourishing around here.
