这件时代在商代中晚期之际(约公元前1200年)的青铜人头像,通高45.8厘米,重4.5千克。1986年出土于四川广汉市三星堆遗址二号器物坑,现藏于三星堆博物馆。该青铜人头像是三星堆已知四件金面铜人头像中的一件,像的头发用发簪别于脑后,除眉、眼以外的脸面原先都贴以黄金,以表示其身份高贵,惜贴金已大半脱落。 The Bronze head of this era, which was about mid-late Shang Dynasty (about 1200 BC), passed 45.8 cm high and weighed 4.5 kg. Excavated in 1986 in Guanghan City, Sichuan Sanxingdui site urn pit, now hidden in the Sanxingdui Museum. The bronze avatar is Sanxingdui known four gold bronze avatars in one, like the hair with a hairpin different from the back, in addition to eyebrows, eye face other than the original are affixed with gold to indicate its identity as noble, Paste the gold has been mostly off.