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• Trevethin Bronze Age finds in Pontypool Museum display

Bronze Age valuables found by a treasure hunter will be presented to a Torfaen museum on Friday.

• 'Significant' Roman finds made in St Albans

"Significant" archaeological finds from the Roman town of Verulamium have been uncovered during gas main works in St Albans.

• Wealthy Roman Settlement Discovered Beneath Britain's Longest Road

Construction work to upgrade Britain's longest road into a major highway has revealed a treasure trove of rare artifacts from one of the earliest and wealthiest Roman settlements in the country.

• Ancient treasures discovered during metro dig on show in Rome

The long-delayed project to extend Rome's subway system has brought treasures of the past to the surface and allowed them to be showcased at one of the city's new subway stations.

• Ancient Tea Horse Route antiques on display in NE China

The exhibition – split into four sections, titled Early Civilization, Ancient Route of Han and Tang Dynasties, Tea Horse Trading and Prosperity – will feature 342 antique pieces, borrowed from 12 museums of eight western provinces.

• Beijing to restore "one axis, one line" landscape

Beijing will enhance the protection of its historical and cultural heritage as well as old townand try to restore the "one axis, one line" landscape, according to the cultural relics workconference of the city held recently.

• Exhibition titled “French Sinologists in China” (Pelliot, Chavannes, Segalen) in Shanghai

AS a part of Deke Erh’s “Silk Road Visual Documenta,” the exhibition titled “French Sinologists in China” recently opened on Shilong Road. It runs through April 5.

• Studies on newly discovered pyramid point to 13th Dynasty King Kamaw

Preliminary studies on hieroglyphs found in newly discovered pyramid ruins in the Dahshour necropolis have revealed a cartouche of the 13th Dynasty King Emny Kamaw, Adel Okasha, director-general of the Dahshour necropolis, told Ahram Online.

• Search is on for Caligula's 2,000-year-old orgy boat

The "party boats" of Roman Emperor Caligula were so legendary that Benito Mussolini partially drained a lake in order to find two of them a century ago.

• Extended Deadline - Call for papers and proposals: "Heritage and Democracy"

Deadline for abstracts: 1 April 2017 - Extended deadline 30 April 2017

• Tongzhou heads back into the future

More than 10,000 relics have been unearthed in the district, which will soon become Beijing's new administrative center.

• Shanghai Museum craftsmen give historical relics a new lease on life

A documentary titled Masters in the Forbidden City that was recently screened in China shedslight into the intriguing craft of restoring precious relics in the Imperial Palace.

• Archaeologists discover 13 ancient tombs in Tibet

Archaeologists have found 13 tombs, which are estimated to bebetween 1,800 and 2,700 years old, in Bomi County of southwest China's TibetAutonomous Region.

• In Rome's 'Field of Jews,' evidence of persecution

ROME (RNS) — Italian archaeologists have discovered the remains of 38 skeletons buried in a Jewish cemetery in Rome more than 500 years ago, offering further evidence of their ubiquity and persecution under papal rule.

• Archeologists Display Antiquities that Tell the Story of The Ancient Greek Civilization of Sozopol

Impressive artifacts from Ancient Greece found at the Apollonia Pontica antique necropolis in the Budjaka area of the Black Sea port town of Sozopol were on display at the 10th national exhibition called Bulgarian Archaeology, and the antiques on display

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