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In the Shang Dynasty, kings were typically buried in large tombs that reflected their status and power. These tombs often contained elaborate grave goods, including bronze vessels, jade artifacts, and weapons, intended to accompany the deceased in the afterlife. The burial sites were usually located near the capital and sometimes included human sacrifices, believed to serve the king in the next world. The tombs were often sealed with heavy stones or earth to protect them from grave robbers.

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