Which dynasty did the large cliff tomb found in Chengdu belong to?

On June 8, 65438+ 10/kloc-0, it was learned from Chengdu Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology that a large cliff tomb group with an excavation area of over 1 10,000 square meters and a time span of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties "surfaced".

The cliff tombs excavated in Tianfu New District of Chengdu this time include more than 200 cliff tombs, spanning more than 500 years. Some unearthed bronze figurines with high nose and deep eyes show that there have been cultural exchanges with the western regions.

It is understood that cliff tombs are tombs dug in cliffs or rock formations in ancient China. Lu You, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, once called the cliff tomb "the place where those who learn the ancient road hide Dan", which cast a mysterious color on the cliff tomb.

This discovery shows that in the ancient Bashu area, the communication between Shu people and the outside world has already broken through the "difficulty of Shu Dao", and the exchange of foreign cultures is also reflected in these folk cultural exchanges.