Ji'an Museum

The exhibition hall covers a total area of ​​200 square meters and is divided into four exhibition rooms. The main contents of the exhibition are the historical evolution of Ji'an, historical figures of Ji'an and the history of revolution. At the same time, some unearthed cultural relics from Jizhou Kiln and Linjiang Kiln are also exhibited. A total of more than 500 historical relics such as stone tools, stamped pottery fragments, pottery of various generations, and revolutionary relics are exhibited, which have a relatively distinct local color. There are more than 700 cultural relics in the collection of the museum, including 50 first, second and third level collections. There are stone axes, stone knives, and stone whetstones from the Neolithic Age. There are large bronze cymbals from the Shang Dynasty and bronze bells from the Western Zhou Dynasty; bronze mirrors from the Han Dynasty and eight-pointed precious mirrors made in Luling during the Tang Dynasty; various types of porcelain produced in the Jizhou kiln of the Song Dynasty; Zhizhengzhibao coins cast in Ji'an Road during the Yuan Dynasty; a bronze bell with a string pattern of twin dragons cast in the sixth year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (1431) with the inscription of... Guangfu Temple, Gaofeng Mountain, Luling County, Ji'an Prefecture, Jiangxi Province; and a large number of specimens of Tianmu glaze from the Song Dynasty, Longquan celadon from the Yuan Dynasty, and blue-and-white porcelain from the early Ming Dynasty unearthed from Linjiang Kiln, another important kiln site of the Jizhou kiln system. It also houses two Sinian horn fossils from the Ordovician strata in southern my country 500 million years ago. All of the above cultural relics were unearthed and collected in Ji'an.