【Abstract】 The archaeological works on the South and North,Sui,Tang,Song,Yuan,Ming and Qing Dynasties in Shaanxi Province during past fifty years include the excavations and investigations of imperial mausoleums,common burials,urban centres,kilns,temples,grottoes,bridges,and craft production sites,etc.. Most of these archaeological discoveries have been accomplished since the foundation of the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology in 1958. The most remarkable discoveries in recent twenty years are represented by the excavation of Anjia burial of the North Zhou Dynasty,the Baqiao Bridge remains of the Sui and Tang Dynasty,the Capital City Chang’an of the Tang Dynasty,the Underground Palace of the Famen Temple,the attendant burials near the Tang Mausoleums,the Tang Huaqingchi Palace site,the Yaozhou Kilns,and so on. These important discoveries not only produce a large amount of objects,but also present a chronological criterion chart for archaeological works in other regions,providing important data for the studies of the history of ancient capital,the Buddhism,the history of porcelain,the history of architecture and the history of ethnic groups in China. It has to be mentioned here that the investigations and excavations in the Tongwancheng city and the Tang imperial mausoleums under the Project of Large-Site Protection in the past few years are particularly important,yielding a series of important findings and are crucial to the reconstruction of the capital system in the Da Xia Dynasty and the mortuary system of the royal family in the Tang Dynasty respectively.更多还原