Xuzhou Museum is a comprehensive historical and art museum founded in 1959 and located at the southern foot of Yunlong Mountain. According to its official collections overview, the museum holds more than 15,000 cultural relics spanning from the Neolithic Age to the Qing Dynasty, with a strong focus on Han Dynasty archaeology.
Its most notable exhibits include jade burial suits, Han terracotta warriors, bronze vessels, pottery figurines, and stone carvings from ancient tombs in the Xuzhou region. The museum also manages several archaeological sites, including Han Dynasty tomb groups and excavation areas, making it one of the most important centers for Han culture research in China. Visitors can experience a complete historical narrative of ancient Chinese civilization, especially the flourishing culture of the Western and Eastern Han Dynasties.
