Ma Wang Dui

Ma Wang Dui is an ancient Chinese burial site dating back to around 180 BCE, famous for its well-preserved tomb and its remarkable collection of silk cloth, inscriptions, and artifacts. Located near Changsha in Hunan Province, the tomb belonged to a noblewoman from the Western Han Dynasty. Its frescoes and textual inscriptions provide valuable insights into early Chinese art, history, and social customs. The site has helped researchers understand Han Dynasty burial practices, religious beliefs, and daily life, making it an important archaeological discovery that enriches our knowledge of China's ancient civilization.