Beijing’s Zhoukoudian Site to Become a National Archaeological Park
Beijing’s Zhoukoudian site, home to the famous Peking Man fossil, is set to become a national archaeological park, enhancing protection and showcasing its historical significance.
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Unveiling the Ancient Secrets of Chengdu’s Jinsha Site Museum
Discover the ancient wonders beneath Chengdu at the Jinsha Site Museum. Explore relics of the 3,000-year-old Shu Kingdom, including a pure gold sun disc, mask, and crown, offering a glimpse into China’s rich history.
China Showcases Rich Heritage Through Archaeology, Dance, and Cultural Exchange
China celebrates its rich heritage through archaeological discoveries, captivating dance performances, and international cultural exchanges, showcasing its ancient history and contemporary arts to the world.
Linxia in Northwest China: The Hometown of Painted Pottery
Discover Linxia in northwest China’s Gansu Province, known as the “hometown of painted pottery” with relics dating back over 5,000 years.
Bronze Buffalo Vessel Unearthed in Yinxu Reveals Wild Beauty
Unique bronze buffalo vessel unearthed from Shang Dynasty general Ya Zhang’s tomb in Yinxu reveals the artistry and cultural significance of ancient China.
Unearthing 6,000 Years of History: Rock Paintings in Mandela Mountains
Discover the 6,000-year-old rock paintings of the Mandela Mountains in Inner Mongolia, where ancient carvings reveal the rich lives of nomadic peoples.
China’s 5,000-Year Cultural Genes: Preserving Ancient Heritage for the Future
Exploring how China’s 5,000-year-old cultural heritage continues to inspire modern society through preservation efforts, archaeology, and the arts.
Ancient Civilizations Unveiled: China’s Yinxu and Morocco’s Volubilis
Yinxu in China and Volubilis in Morocco reveal the grandeur of ancient civilizations, offering insights into their eras despite being worlds apart.
50th Anniversary of Mawangdui Excavation Celebrated in Hunan Province
Hunan Province celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Mawangdui Han Dynasty tombs excavation, highlighting decades of archaeological achievements and the enduring impact of Mawangdui culture.
Ancient Handicraft Workshop Discovered at China’s Sanxingdui Ruins
Archaeologists in southwest China have discovered an ancient handicraft workshop at the Sanxingdui Ruins, dating back over 3,400 years. The find sheds new light on early jade and stone artifact production.
Ancient Treasures Unveiled: Restored Artifacts from Sanxingdui Ruins Debut in Sichuan
Over 50 restored artifacts from the Sanxingdui Ruins, including bronze, gold, and jade wares, are now on display at the Sanxingdui Museum in Sichuan Province, with nearly 90% exhibited to the public for the first time.
Ancient Jade Workshop Unearthed at China’s Sanxingdui Ruins
Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient jade workshop at the Sanxingdui Ruins in Sichuan Province, offering new insights into the ancient Shu Kingdom’s civilization and craft production.
Millennial Threads: A Journey Through China’s Luoyang Museum
Discover the millennia-old pulse of Chinese civilization at the Luoyang Museum, where artifacts like the terracotta Buddha and ancient jade treasures tell stories of the past.
Unveiling Sanxingdui: The Enigma of the Ancient Shu Civilization Revealed
Sanxingdui, one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century, unveils the mysteries of the ancient Shu civilization. The Sanxingdui Museum now offers digital access to these precious artifacts for a global audience.
Liangzhu Ruins: Unveiling 5,000 Years of Chinese Civilization
The Liangzhu Ruins in Hangzhou, east China’s Zhejiang Province, have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, unveiling a 5,000-year-old civilization and its remarkable cultural achievements.
4,000-Year-Old Temple Unearthed in Peru Offers Insights into Ancient Civilizations
Archaeologists have discovered a 4,000-year-old ceremonial temple in Peru’s Lambayeque region, offering new insights into ancient civilizations and drawing parallels with early societies in Asia.
Guardians of Gandhara: Pakistan and China Join Hands to Preserve Ancient Heritage
Chinese scholars and volunteers collaborate with Pakistan to restore the ancient Gandhara sites, reviving a rich cultural heritage and strengthening ties between the nations.
New Findings Reveal How Ancient Denisovans Thrived on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Researchers uncover how ancient Denisovans adapted to diverse environments on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, revealing survival strategies dating back over 160,000 years.
Over 900 Ming Dynasty Relics Unearthed from South China Sea Shipwrecks
Over 900 artifacts from Ming Dynasty shipwrecks have been recovered in the South China Sea, shedding light on ancient maritime history.
Scientists Trace Modern Horses’ Origins to 4,000-Year-Old Eurasian Lineage
Scientists have traced the origins of modern horses to a 4,000-year-old lineage from the Eurasian Steppe, revealing how horse domestication transformed human history across Asia and beyond.