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Volume 4 The “palatial sector” of the Huanbei 洹北 Shang City (hereafter abbreviated as the Huanbei site) was discovered in 2001. Within the eastern portion of the “palatial sector” approximately 30 platform foundations of pounded earth have been located (Zhongguo 2003). With the permission of China’s State Bureau of Cultural Relics Administration, the Anyang Work Station of the Institute of Archaeology at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (abbreviated as CASS) carried out an excavation of the palatial compound F1 (2001HBSCF1) 1 , a rectangular enclosure, from the October of 2001 through the August of 2002. About 8,000 sq m were exposed; and the excavation covered two thirds of the whole compound, including the whole west platform, and two thirds of both north and south platforms . The east end of the compound extends into the airport field where no excavation has been allowed. This paper presents a brief report on this excavation.

A Brief Report on the Excavation of Palatial Compound F1 at the Huanbei Shang City in Anyang, Henan