More than 200 gold pieces have been unearthed in the Jinsha ruins to the day which is largest in both number and variety in terms of gold wares unearthed of the Pre-Qin period. As for bronzes, there are more than 1,200 cases including bronze pieces, eye-shaped pieces nad figure-shaped pieces.Jade pieces come to over 2,000 of various shapes and patterns. There are also nearly 1,000 pieces of stones, of which the stone statues of people and animal are the most exquisite. Still others are lacquer wares of more than 10 pieces with the wood carved human head and tiger head as the main works. So far, the number of the wares unearthed in the Jinsha Ruins has gone over 5000 which include golds, bronzes, jades, stones and lacquer objects. There are also thousands of pottery, tons of ivory, hundreds of wild boar fangs and deer antlers and so on. All of these objects were basically unearthed in a large worship activities area. They are brilliant and gorgeous and religiously mysterious, most of which are supposed to be used by distinguished persons in worship rites and ceremonies when they were praying to gods of heaven or river and mountain for blesses. Meanwhile, they may be also thespecific expression of the powerful national strength, affluent supply and advanced technology of the time.