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In 2008 and 2010, the Anyang Archaeological Team of the Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences recovered 24 pottery kilns of the Shang Dynasty on the sidewalks of Angang Boulevard and Fanglin Street. The structures of these pottery kilns were basically the same. They were all composed of an upper part and a lower part; the upper part consisted of the roof, stacking chamber and flue; the lower part consisted of the fuel entrance, firebox, fire tunnels, kiln columns, firebox roof and fire holes. Some kilns had operation pits in their front. Pottery-making tools such as pottery paddles and anvils were unearthed from this workshop site; the products were mainly fine clay gray pottery wares, most of which were food containers, including  dou -stemmed bowls,  gui -tureens,  yu -basins,  bu -vessels, bowls, basins, lids, etc., as well as some cooking vessels also made of fine clay, such as small  li -cauldrons and  zeng -steamers. The styles of the pottery products showed that this pottery workshop started to operate in Yinxu Phase I and its operation lasted at least to Yinxu Phase III or later.

The excavation of the pottery workshop site at Liujiazhuang Locus North of Yinxu in Anyang City, Henan