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• Exhibition highlights work by Dunhuang pioneer

While there is still debate over whether the studies of Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) of the murals in Dunhuang's Mogao Grottoes damaged the art, his work during a time of war and social upheaval is much prized.

• Feng Jicai: focusing on culture protection and inheritance

Feng Jicai, president of the Chinese Folk Literature and Art Association and a member of the CPPCC Committee. Inheriting traditional Chinese culture can further promote harmonious development of the society and economy, Feng Jicai suggested during the Fif

• Copper Coins Unearthed in Israel Amid Byzantine Rubble

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL—The Times of Israelreports that a hoard of 1,400-year-old copper coins was uncovered last summer in the ruins of a two-story building in a Byzantine-era town. The coins bear the faces of Byzantine emperors Justinian I, Maurice, and Phoca

• Chad cave paintings at world heritage site defaced

Cave paintings at a UNESCO world heritage site in Chad have been defaced by unknown vandals, the central African nation's culture minister told AFP on Sunday.

• In Israeli warehouse, clues about Jesus' life, death found

In a cavernous warehouse where Israel stores its archaeological treasures, an ancient burial box is inscribed with the name of Jesus.

• Suzhou sets out to protect 2,500-year-old walls

Culture officials in Suzhou, the so-called Venice of the Orient, have drafted regulations aimed at preserving the city's 2,500-year-old walls.

• Unusual pyramid-shaped tomb found in China

Archaeologists have discovered an unusual pyramid-shaped tomb on the south bank of the Yellow River in Zhengzhou, central China. A small village once occupied the property, but it was displaced to make way for a new residential development to be construct

• New Kingdom mummy mask recovered from France

The mask was among items stolen and illegally smuggled out of the country in 2013

• In Pictures:Beijing's Palace Musem launches exhibit on ancient Afghan civilization

The Palace Museum in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City, has opened a joint exhibition with the National Museum of Afghanistan.

• Archaeologists begin second-stage excavation of ruins in N China town

An archaeologist works at the ancient Haifeng town ruins site in Huanghua, north China's Hebei Province, March 17, 2017. Chinese archaeologists began the second-stage excavation of the ruins here, expecting to unveil functions of the town as an important

• Anatolian borders of Assyrian Empire revealed at Tushhan Mound

The Ziyaret Tepe Mound in Diyarbakır's Bismil district continues to reveal remnants of the Assyrian civilization dating back to the 9th century B.C, with the ongoing excavation as part of an joint project by Marmara University and Cambridge Universit

• New archaeological discoveries shine light on life in time of Christ

The Israel Antiquities Authority on Sunday offered a rare glimpse into its storerooms, where staff said recent archaeological discoveries have cast new light on life at the time of Christ.

• Experts at the Yungang Grottoes spend three years reassembling giant Buddha statue

A portion of a 9.5-meter Buddha statue broken into more than 130 pieces and buried underground for over 1,600 years has been reassembled recently, thanks to the painstaking efforts of experts to reassemble it by hand.

• in Pictures: Restoration of ancient county seat in N China underway

Construction cranes are busy at work for the restoration of the ancient county seat of Taiyuan, in Jinyuan District of Taiyuan City, capital of north China's Shanxi Province. Established in 1375, the ancient county seat is well preserved over the last 600

• Ancient boat-shaped coffins found in Sichuan

They found the coffins after digging an area the size of two soccer fields in Shuangyuan village in Dawang town, Qingbaijiang district of Chengdu.

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