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• Artifact exhibition retraces ancient Shandong history

Qi a state that existed from the 11th to the third century BC was a flourishing regional kingdom that boasted political, economic and cultural significance in ancient Eastern China. Its capital city in present-day Linzi, in Shandong province, was known as

• Archaeological discoveries suggest China-Europe maritime ceramic trade 500 years older than thought

New archaeological research suggests that the Maritime Silk Road had reached Western Europe roughly 500 years earlier than thought.The research findings, jointly published by China's Palace Museum and Durham University on Thursday, said Chinese ceramic sh

• Bronze pot found in a 2,000-year-old burial tomb contains legendary brew used by the rich to try and cheat death

A fabled 'Elixir of immortality' mentioned throughout ancient Chinese texts has been discovered in a bronze pot hidden inside in a 2,000-year-old burial tomb, experts say.China's rich and powerful searched for a magical potion over thousands of years that

• The Administrative Office Yard of Southern Song Dynasty Found in Diaoyucheng, Chongqing

Diaoyucheng was located in the Diaoyu Mountain of East Peninsula in Hechuan District, Chongqing. From August, 2017 to April, 2018, Institute of Chongqing Municipal Cultural Heritage Research Institute conducted fourth initiative archaeological excavation.

• Top 10 archaeological discoveries of 2018 in China Announced

Top 10 archaeological discoveries of 2018 in China AnnouncedFrom: NetWriter:Date:2019-03-31After presentations and discussions, the top ten most significant archaeological discoveries in 2018 was announced on March 29th in Beijing. A news release conferen

• US will return 361 rare artifacts to China

A green glaze pottery couch dates to the Ming Dynasty.ZHANG RUINAN / CHINA DAILYA green couch of glazed pottery from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and pottery animals with a livestock shed from the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) are being carefully packed for

• Mutual interest develops in heritage restoration

Italian experts help to restore statues of Bodhisattva of Mercy at a temple in Chongqing. Italian academics share their knowledge to help preserve unearthed ancient relics.Italy is a leader in the restoration and conservation of art and archaeology. Its e

• Italy's return of treasures a long time in the making

Nearly 800 artifacts smuggled from China will finally set off for home this month after they were first noticed by an Italian gendarmerie unit 12 years ago, and they will be an exemplar of Italian authorities' achievements in the battle against artifacts

• Ancient Fresco of Mythical Narcissus Found in Pompeii

The newly discovered fresco of the mythical hunter Narcissus.Credit: Parco Archeologico di Pompei (Archeological Park of Pompeii)Excavations in a lavishly decorated house in ancient Pompeii have yielded a Valentine's Day-worthy discovery: a fresco of Narc

• This Silly, Bug-Eyed Dwarf Deity Was Defender of 'Everything Good'

The ancient deity Bes had bug eyes and a large face.Credit: Eliyahu Yanai, City of DavidArchaeologists recently found a piece of pottery decorated with the funny face of an ancient deity who is often depicted as a bearded dwarf with a big face and bug eye

• Ancient Pompeii 'Fast-Food' Spot Lured Customers with Sexy Logo

A painting of a scantily clad sea nymph graces the storefront of an ancient fast-food joint in Pompeii.Credit: Archaeological Park of PompeiiBefore Mount Vesuvius blasted Pompeii to smithereens in 79, it was possible to grab a bite to eat there at a "

• Monk tomb discovered in central China

Monk tomb discovered in central China

• Hundreds of children and llamas sacrificed in a ritual event in 15th century Peru

A mass sacrifice at a 15th century archaeological site in Peru saw the ritual killing of over 140 children and over 200 llamas, according to a study. This is the largest known mass sacrifice of children – and of llamas – in the New World.

• 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.

• 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

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