丝路遗产丝绸之路：长安天山廊道的路网 › 首页 ›English › 查看内容

1 2 3 4 5

News

Silk Road News Cultural Information More

Underwater Archaeologists Find Surprisin
Archaeologists exploring the site of a naval battle fought 2,200 years ago betwe...

Decisions adopted by Ashgabat Silk Roads
©UNESCO Ministry of Foreign Affairs, TurkmenistanFollowing the Fifth Meeti...

Ancient tomb group unearthed in Shaanxi
Combo file photo shows earthenware unearthed from a tomb dating back to the Sixt...

Raise a Toast to the Aurochs
(National Museum of Denmark)Medieval drinking hornThe last aurochs, the wild anc...
Bath Tiles
(Wessex Archaeology)Bath Abbey, Bath, EnglandBrightly colored tileshave been unc...

Greece Removes Archaeological Sites from
Ancient Knossos. Source: WikipediaThe Greek government has decided to remove mor...

Oops! British Aristocrat Accidentally Bo
Dutch art detective Arthur Brand poses with two limestone Visigoth reliefs from ...

Two Ancient Tombs from the Roman Era Dis
Archeologists recently discovered two ancient tombs in Egypt.Credit: Egyptian Mi...
Decapitated Skeletons, with Heads Betwee
The discovery of a Roman cemetery in England has archaeologists scratching their...

Even the Ancient Egyptians Had Homework,
A schoolchild's homework in Greek was written on a wax tablet nearly 2,000 years...

Site-visit to the potential Silk Roads p
Invited by the National Commission for UNESCO Republic of Tajikistan, coordinate...

2,300-Year-Old Fortress Discovered Along
Defense wallCredit: S.E. SidebothamA 2,300-year-old fortress, and associated str...

World Heritage

1框架

English

5,000 years riding high on the hog: Two thousand years ago, privileged Chinese, such as aristocrats or superrich businesspeople, could expect a lot upon their deaths.; 分类: DepthReading 2019-2-14 16:56

Underwater Archaeologists Find Surprising Artifacts from Major Roman Naval Battle: Archaeologists exploring the site of a naval battle fought 2,200 years ago between Rome and Carthage have uncovered clues to how the battle may have unfolded — as well as several mysteries.; 分类: Information 2019-2-14 16:52

Sparking the imagination: the rediscovery of Assyria's great lost city: With its exquisite palaces, vast libraries and lush gardens, Nineveh was one of the most important cities of the ancient world. Project Curator for the BP exhibition I am Ashurbanipal king of the world, king of Assyria, Carine Harmand, explores the 19th-c; 分类: DepthReading 2019-2-1 00:00

Decisions adopted by Ashgabat Silk Roads Coordinating Committee: ©UNESCO Ministry of Foreign Affairs, TurkmenistanFollowing the Fifth Meeting of the Coordinating Committee on Serial Transnational World Heritage Nomination of the Silk Roads, 4–5 December 2018, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, the participants including nat; 分类: Silkroads News 2019-1-31 10:24

Old Summer Palace gate area being restored: Officials in charge of the Old Summer Palace in northwestern Beijing have announced plans to refurbish one of the original landmarks of the Imperial Garden which had – until recently – been lost to time.Announcing on Monday the results of an archaeologica; 分类: Relevent World Heritage 2019-1-31 10:00

Ancient tomb group unearthed in Shaanxi: Combo file photo shows earthenware unearthed from a tomb dating back to the Sixteen Kingdoms (304-439 AD) in Leijia village of Xixian New Area, Northwest China's Shaanxi province. XI'AN - Archaeologists in Northwest China's Shaanxi province said Friday th; 分类: Information 2019-1-31 09:55

New archaeological discoveries in China from 2018: Qingtang Site in Yingde city, Guangdong province. The Archaeological Forum of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing announced six new archaeological discoveries in China in 2018 on Thursday, including Qingtang Site in Yingde city, Guangdong pr; 分类: DepthReading 2019-1-31 09:53

Raise a Toast to the Aurochs: (National Museum of Denmark)Medieval drinking hornThe last aurochs, the wild ancestor of domesticated cattle and a favorite game animal up to the medieval period in Europe, died at a game preserve in Poland in 1627. Now a group of Scandinavian researchers; 分类: Information 2019-1-30 17:11

Bath Tiles: (Wessex Archaeology)Bath Abbey, Bath, EnglandBrightly colored tileshave been uncovered during excavations in advance of restoration of England’s Bath Abbey. The site has been home to religious buildings for more than 1,000 years. The current church, which; 分类: Information 2019-1-30 17:08

Greece Removes Archaeological Sites from Privatization Fund After Protests: Ancient Knossos. Source: WikipediaThe Greek government has decided to remove more than 2,000ancient sites, monuments and museums from a state assets fund after archaeologists protested, fearing the country’s heritage might be sold off.Among the sites incl; 分类: Information 2019-1-30 16:46

Archaeological Society of Greece Celebrates 180th Anniversary: Burial circle A, tomb IV from the top of the Lions Gate. In the background is the city of Argos. Photo by Robert McCabeThe Archaeological Society of Greece is celebrating 180 years of glorious history with a once-in-a-lifetime-exhibit of black and white p; 分类: DepthReading 2019-1-30 16:42

Ancient Carved 'Drums' Give Exact Stonehenge Measurements, Say Archaeologists: Researchers say these chalk cylinders, carved more than 4,000 years ago, give the exact length measurements used to lay out Neolithic monuments like Stonehenge.Credit: British MuseumA set of highly decorated chalk cylinders, carved in Britain more than 4,; 分类: DepthReading 2019-1-30 16:21

Oops! British Aristocrat Accidentally Bought Stolen, 7th-Century Sculptures As 'Garden Ornaments': Dutch art detective Arthur Brand poses with two limestone Visigoth reliefs from the seventh century in London on Jan. 20, 2019.Credit: Niklas Halle'n/AFP/GettyIn 2004, two chunky limestone reliefs depictingCatholic saintswere stolen from a medieval church; 分类: Information 2019-1-30 16:16

3,000-Year-Old Tomb of King Tut Finally Restored: Conservators and archaeologists complete conservation work of the wall paintings in the burial chamber of King Tut's tomb in the spring of 2016.Credit: copyright J. Paul Getty TrustConservators have finally completed a decade-long restoration of the tomb; 分类: DepthReading 2019-1-30 16:11

Damage to Ancient Carving of Egyptian Couple Was Meant to Hurt Them in the Afterlife: An intentionally damaged limestone carving found within a 3,500-year-old shrine at Tell Edfu, in southern Egypt, shows what appears to be an ancient couple who someone tried to vanquish in the afterlife.The carving depicts a man and woman standing beside; 分类: DepthReading 2019-1-30 11:03

12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 131 / 131 页下一页

相关分类

Site of Bashbaliq CityGround Paved with High Standard Lotus Pattern Bricks of Tang Dynasty Discovered on the Site of Bashbaliq City 2018-12-19: On September 13, the largest archaeological excavation onthe Site of BashbaliqCity achieved gratifying results. The relicsunearthed onthe site not only include coins of Kaiyuan Tongbao, eaves tilefragments, and pantile fragments, but also the groundpavedw

Maijishan Cave-Temple ComplexIn pictures:Maijishan Cave-Temple Complex 2018-09-13: TheMaijishanCave-TempleComplex,builtandcarvedfrom mid-5thcenturyto13thcenturyAD,isthesecondlargestBud- dhistCave-TempleComplexinHosiCorridor,secondtoDun- huangMogaoCaves.Itisarepresentativecave-templecomplex ofWesternWeiandNorthernZhoudynastiesanddemonstr

Maijishan Cave-Temple ComplexDamage assessed at Buddhist grottoes in NW China 2017-10-23: Closer view of the Maijishan Grottoes in Northwest China's Gansu province, August 12, 2015 A systematic assessment for damage to caves at Maijishan Grottoes in Northwest China's Gansu province has been conducted as part of restoration work, according to l