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The most prominent factor of this museum which is the tomb is located 65.6 feet underneath the ground and is made up of massive stones with colored murals totaling up to 750 huge pieces exceeding over thousand relics belonging to the Nanyue Culture known as the Yeu Culture in Southern China, Chu Culture, Central Chinese Culture and Bashu Culture. Among the relics are remains of bronze ware and terra cotta. The tomb of Nanyue King was found in year 1983 following the opening of the museum in 1988. This was found under the earth near Elephant Hill which was reserved for a hotel while excavating. The gigantic tomb is 11 meters long and 12 meters wide and has seven segments namely east wing room, west wing room, front chamber, east side room, west side room, coffin chamber and back storeroom chamber.
