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A 1700-Year-Old Chinese Archaeological Site Reveals the Oldest Iron-Painting Industry in Tin.

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Chinese archeologists found hundreds of tin-painted iron plates in the city of Shauching in the province of Chigang, dating back to an old era, in a discovery highlighting the development of the metal industry in ancient China.

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A 1700-Year-Old Chinese Archaeological Site Reveals the Oldest Iron-Painting Industry in Tin.

Chinese archeologists found hundreds of tin-painted iron plates in the city of Shauching in the province of Chigang, dating back to an old era, in a discovery highlighting the development of the metal industry in ancient China.

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1700 Years Old: the Oldest Tin Shield Discovered in China

Presby - Chinese archaeologists have discovered hundreds of tin-covered iron plates in the city of Shauching in the province of Chekyang.

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برس بي broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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