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In the spring seasons of 1999 and 2000, we conducted comparatively large-scale excavations of the garden pond in the northern part of the palace district of the Shang city in Yanshi 偃师, Henan 河南. Covering an area of over 6000 square meters, the excavations uncovered traces of a pond and waterways, among other remains (Figure 1). The strata accumulated in the pond district are relatively simple and pure. They can be divided into 6 layers, the deepest of these lying at about 4m. The first and second layers consist of plowed earth and sediment; the third dates to the Ming, Qing, and Republican eras; the fourth is from the Tang and Song eras; the fifth is from the Han and Six Dynasties eras; and the sixth dates to the Eastern Zhou era.

Palatial Garden Pond at the Shang City in Yanshi, Henan