Silver square box from Asoka Tower of Haiqing Temple in the fourth year of Tiansheng in the Northern Song Dynasty, Class II
北宋天圣四年海清寺阿育王塔银方匣，二级
Height 6.7, side length of cover 4, side length of base 5.7 cm
The core pillar of the Ashoka Pagoda in Haiqing Temple, Lianyungang City, was unearthed in 1974
The silver box is cube-shaped, silver, and is a container for buried relics. There are hinges on the left and right sides of the silver box, double hinges on the back, locks on the front, and a top-shaped lid. There are four legs at the bottom of the box. There are inscriptions on the lid, front and back of the box. The inscriptions are the names and vows of the supporters, and the date is clearly the four years of Tiansheng. The lid and the box body can be opened freely, and the workmanship is exquisite and unique.
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"Seventh Year of Xining" in the Northern Song Dynasty
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Western Han Dynasty Longevity Embroidery
Residual length 170.5 × width 55 cm Unearthed in 1993 from Tomb No. 2 of Yinwan Han Tomb, Wenquan Town, Donghai County, Lianyungang City
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Northern Song Dynasty Haiqing Temple Ashoka Pagoda Stone Letter, Level 1
Front height 60, rear height 53.5, length 89, width 41 cm
The core pillar of the Ashoka Pagoda in Haiqing Temple, Lianyungang City, was unearthed in 1974