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In 2012 and 2013, four large-scale architectural remains and 16 stone slab cists were excavated in Aduun Chuluu Site and Cemetery, from which potteries, stone implements, small bronze objects and gold-filled bronze earring and stone human statues were unearthed. The dates of the remains and burials were concentrated between the 19th to the 17th centuries BCE, which was the early Bronze Age in this region. This discovery is helpful for revealing the features of the sites of the early Bronze Age in the western Tianshan Mountains and provides important clues for the explorations on the cultural connotations of the early Bronze Age in Xinjiang and the cultural intercommunication in the Eurasian Steppe area at that time.

The Aduun Chuluu Site and Cemetery of early Bronze Age in Wenquan (Arixang) County, Xinjiang