On the 14th, the Science Press added another masterpiece to the "Chinese Unearthed Cultural Relics Series" - the "Complete Collection of Chinese Unearthed Gold and Silver Artifacts". The Complete Collection of Excavated Gold and Silver Artifacts in China consists of 16 volumes, edited by archaeologist Qi Dongfang, with the participation of 364 archaeological and cultural institutions and more than 800 professionals from across the country. It includes 4234 pieces (sets) of unearthed gold and silver artifacts from the Bronze Age to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is a systematic special survey result in the field of unearthed gold and silver artifacts in China. After more than ten years of polishing, editors and archaeologists have systematically organized scattered data from all over the country and published this complete set, enriching the basic information in the field of unearthed gold and silverware research in China and laying a solid foundation for the construction of the gold and silverware discipline system. The "Chinese Unearthed Cultural Relics Series" is a large-scale publishing series created by Science Press. Previously, it has launched "Complete Works of Chinese Unearthed Jade," "Complete Works of Chinese Unearthed Porcelain," "Complete Works of Chinese Unearthed Murals," "Complete Works of Chinese Unearthed Bronze," "Complete Works of Chinese Unearthed Colored Pottery," etc. The series has built a complete chain for understanding the social, economic, technological, artistic, and cultural exchanges in ancient China. (New Society)