Archaeological finds corresponding to this culture are rather abundant, with tombs, ceramics, settlements, and bronze atifacts.[2] The Xicha culture already sued mold for casting bronze ojects and weapons.[3]
^Sun 2017, p. 121, In its northernmost area, modern southern Inner Mongolia, remains, though limited, have recently been defined as the Xicha culture. Evidence on both sides of the Yellow River in northern Shaanxi and Shanxi is relatively rich, including tombs, settlements, ceramics and bronze artifacts (vessels, weapons and tools deriving from the Shang and frontier traditions). These remains are generally placed under the umbrella of the Lijiaya culture. In the Lingfen Basin, local cultures borrowed heavily from Anyang-style bronze vessels and Shang mortuary practices..