The image is a blue plaque with white text on it. The text reads "The graveyard of the Guo State finds its location at Shanggun village north of Sammenxia city proper now. The two massive excavations conducted in the 20th century have found 252 tombs, of which 2 is for the monarch, for the prince and for the imperial concubine. The unearthing cultural relics reach as many as 33,000 pieces, which come into 9 categories - bronze, iron, gold, jade, stone, pottery, leather, hemp fabric and lacquerware. The cultural relics, large in quantity, big in size, unique in form and exquisite in craftsmanship, have shocked the world. That is defined as a state graveyard characterized by being grand in scale, complete in grade, orderly in array, unique and well-preserved and also a horse-and-chariot pit complex in the Western Zhou Dynasty discovered so far in China with the largest number of burial horses and chariot pits at the largest scale."