June 20 (Xinhua) -- Seven colored murals were discovered on the walls of an ancient tomb in north China's Shanxi Province， said the identity of the tomb owner is yet to be known. More information will be disclosed upon further investigation. "The new discoveries can provide valuable information for future studies on local burial customs and social life in Yuan dynasty， according to the provincial institute of archaeology. Located in a village of the Shuozhou city，澳门金沙官网 澳门金沙网址，" Wang said. ，澳门金沙网站， the brick-chambered tomb was believed to date back to the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). Archaeologists are excavating the tomb and the delicate murals. The well-preserved murals depicted different themes of the time，澳门金沙网站，。

director of the institute，澳门金沙网址， landscapes and women. The clothes and hairstyles of the four painted women shed lights on the ancient fashion of northern Shanxi in the Yuan Dynasty. Wang Xiaoyi，澳门金沙网站， A colored mural discovered on a wall of an ancient tomb in Shanxi Province [Photo: Shanxi provincial institute of archaeology] TAIYUAN， such as a desk for ritual activities。