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The site of the palace of the Nanyue Kingdom (203– 111 BCE) of the Western Han Dynasty is located in the midst of the old urban district of Guangzhou City (Figure 1). From November 2004 to January 2005, the joint archaeological team of Guangzhou Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology, CASS and Preparatory Office for the Museum of the Palace of the Nanyue Kingdom excavated a well (numbered as J264) in this site, from which more than one hundred inscribed wooden slips were unearthed. This is regarded as a new and significant discovery of the Nanyue Kingdom Archaeology.

Excavation of Western Han Wooden Slips on the Site of the Palace of the Nanyue Kingdom