Ancient Silk Manuscripts Reveal Hidden Text Through Modern Tech
Infrared imaging uncovers 40+ hidden characters on 2,000-year-old Zidanku Silk Manuscripts, offering new insights into Warring States-era knowledge systems.
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Ancient Chinese Sage Mozi’s Prescription for Peace: Does It Still Matter?
Exploring Mozi’s 2,400-year-old philosophy of ‘universal love’ as a remedy for war – and its relevance in today’s divided world.
Ancient Silk Manuscripts Reveal Cosmic Writing Technique
Newly returned Zidanku Silk Manuscripts reveal a 2,200-year-old circular writing technique mirroring cosmic movements, offering insights into ancient Chinese cosmology.
Ancient Chu King’s Tomb Unearthed in China Rewrites Warring States History
Archaeologists in Anhui Province uncover the tomb of King Kaolie of Chu, offering new insights into China’s Warring States Period and challenging historical narratives dominated by Qin Shi Huang.
U.S. Museum Returns Rare Warring States Silk Manuscripts to China
The Smithsonian returns 2,300-year-old Warring States silk manuscripts to China, enhancing efforts to safeguard global cultural heritage.