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Shang Dynasty of Ancient China Artefact Collection
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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning
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Bronze Significance
Bronze played a significant role in the Shang Dynasty as it was used for weapons, armour, and sacred rituals. This highlights its importance in both daily life and religious practices.
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Ritual Use
Many artefacts from the Shang Dynasty were used for holding food or wine to be offered as gifts. These items highlight the importance of rituals and offerings in ancient Chinese culture.
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Wealth Indicator
The amount of bronze one possessed was an indicator of wealth and status in Shang Dynasty society. This makes bronze artefacts essential for understanding social hierarchies.
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Hands-On Learning for Children
Hands-on learning tools like these artefacts help children engage directly with historical contexts, enhancing their grasp of the past.
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Stone Age to Iron Age
This collection supports the Key Stage 2 curriculum by illustrating changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, with a focus on Bronze Age religion, technology, and travel.
Shang Dynasty of Ancient China Artefact Collection
A collection of high quality replica artefacts from the Shang China Dynasty.
Overview
This collection of high-quality artefacts allows children to explore what life was like in Shang China. The replicas provide a tangible connection to the past, enhancing understanding of ancient Chinese culture.
Teachers will find this collection beneficial as it brings the Shang Dynasty to life in the classroom. The artefacts provide a tangible connection to the past, allowing children to explore the significance of bronze in social status and rituals.
The collection includes a Zun (wine vessel), Ding (food vessel), Jue, and a bronze head. These items can be used to discuss their purposes and the importance of bronze in the Shang Dynasty. For example, the Zun and Ding were often used in sacred rituals and as offerings, highlighting the role of religion and tradition in ancient China. Additionally, the artefacts support Key Stage 2 curriculum topics such as the Stone Age to Iron Age. Teacher's notes are available online to further aid lesson planning and delivery.
Supports the National Curriculum
History, Key Stage 2, Stone Age to Iron Age
Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. From late Neolithic hunters-gathers. Bronze Age religion, technology and travel. Iron Age hill forts, tribal kingdoms, farming, art and culture.
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1 x Zun (Wine Vessel),1 x Ding (Food Vessel),1 x Jue,1 x Bronze Head
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