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Volume 5 The third grotto-site at Yungang 云冈 consists of a yard in front of the grotto, anterior chambers and a back chamber. Its excavation was carried out by arranging test squares and trenches along its vertical axis with an azimuth of 15 degrees. Altogether 30 squares were opened: 26 in the yard, three in the eastern antechamber and one in the western antechamber. In the back chamber, five trenches were laid out, each is one meter wide. The revealed area measures above 900 sq m in total (Fig. 1). The vestiges discovered include unfinished bedrock floors left over from the construction of the grotto in the Northern Wei period, the anterior ground and platform repaired and built respectively in the Tang period, and rammed-earth plinths remaining of the pavilion built in the Jin period. The objects unearthed comprise pottery and porcelain shards, stone sculptures, coins, structural Excavation of the Third Grotto-site at Yungang