Treasures from Sacred Hill Exhibition reopens after renewal (21/03/2024)

Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a pottery sherd stamped with the second year of Daguan reign of emperor Huizhong of the Northern Song dynasty. It is the only artefact identified in the excavated finds with a year and is a reliable evidence to date the age of the artefact.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a celadon large bowl with lotus petal design from Fujian. This type of celadon was important maritime trade goods during the Song-Yuan period.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a figurine of the King of Medicine, which is a rare archeological find in Hong Kong, produced in a kiln in Fujian or Jiangxi.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a stone brush holder, which was a common writing implement on a scholar's desk.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a pair of celadon incense burners with an eight-trigrams pattern produced in Longquan kilns in Zhejiang. Since they were unearthed from a pit near a well, they may be related to the worship of the water-well deity.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a glazed tea bowl with partridge feather design produced in Jizhou kiln. The light-coloured spots on the tea bowl resemble the markings on the chest of a partridge, and hence they are called "partridge feather". This is good-quality tea ware among those excavated at the site.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a Kendi, which is a vessel used particularly for religious rituals, produced in Cizao Kilns.
Curated by the Antiquities and Monuments Office, the Treasures from Scared Hill Exhibition at MTR Sung Wong Toi Station, upon completion of renewal, will reopen tomorrow (March 22). One of the exhibit highlights is a green glazed bowl produced in Fujian with ink writing Gao Gang Si (Cargo manager surnamed Gao) on its base. This reflects the logistics and transportation of the Song-Yuan period.
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