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• 2,500-Year-Old Burial Hints at Ancient Cannabis Use

About 2,500 years ago, mourners buried a man in an elaborate grave, and covered his chest with a shroud made of 13 Cannabis plants, according to a new study.

• Hittite village to recreate life in Hattusa 3,500 years ago

Çorum, home to one of the oldest civilizations in Anatolia, the Hittites, aims to attract tourists with a Hittite village theme park.

• 1,600-Year-Old Untouched Meal Still in Roasting Pit Unearthed in Alberta

Archaeologists have discovered an ancient feast, still intact, in a 1,600-year-old roasting pit at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, Canada. The exact contents of the meaty meal are yet to be determined but will be revealed following a deta

• The Discovery of a Roman Gladiator School Brings the Famed Fighters Back to Life

Located in Austria, the archaeological site is providing rich new details about the lives and deaths of the arena combatants

• Rare, Neolithic 'Goddess' Figurine Discovered in Turkey

An 8,000-year-old statuette of what could be a fertility goddess has been unearthed at a Neolithic site in Turkey, according to archaeologists.

• The Silk Road Archaeology Committee Under China Institute of Archaeology founded

The Silk Road Archaeology Committee Under China Institute of Archaeology founded For enhancing the communication and cooperation in the area of Silk Road archaeology and its relevant fields, and promoting the development of Chinese archaeological research

• Archaeological Exhibition of Haihunhou Tomb Launched in Nanchang.

The over five-year long archaeological excavation of the tomb of Haihunhou (Marquis of Haihun) has completed, reported by CNR News of the Voice of China. Liu He, who used to be an emperor of the Han Dynasty, King of Changyi, and Marquis of Haihun, was the

• The third International Symposium on Silk Road held in Ningxia

Inaugural Meeting of the Silk Road Archaeology Committee of ChineseSociety of Archaeology took place concurrently

• Göbeklitepe to be displayed at EXPO Antalya 2016

Göbeklitepe, the oldest temple built in the history of mankind, is to be introduced to EXPO Antalya 2016 visitors through miniature versions of the artifacts excavated at the site.

• Wooden Seljuk mosque defies time, standing tall for 9 centuries

Built during the reign of the Seljuks in 1272, the Ulu Mosque in Afyonkarahisar enchants visitors with the wonder of its wooden structure which used no nails in its construction

• Climate Change and the Rise of the Mongols

Did an unusually favorable climate create conditions for a new political order under Chinggis Khan?

• Istanbul Archaeology Museum: The bridge between past and present

Established during the Ottoman reign, Istanbul Archaeology Museums have been welcoming people from around the world for 125 years. Having the largest collection of artifacts in Turkey, the museum is a mirror of Anatolian civilizations throughout the ages

• Ancient underground passage found in historic Izmir neighborhood

DHA PhotoAn underground passage was discovered in historic Ikiçeşmelik district of western city of Izmir, which followed the discovery of another tunnel in 2010, prompting the interest of history enthusiasts whether more tunnels are present in t

• Archaeological Results of the Silk Road Cultural Sites Released and the Cultural Relics of Yuezhi Confirmed

Archaeological Results of the Silk Road Cultural Sites Released and the Cultural Relics of Yuezhi Confirmed On the International Symposium on “One Belt and Road”, archaeological results of historical and cultural sites of the Silk Road was published. CN

• The Momumental Work of the Chinese Scholarship on the Silk Road: an Review of Huang Wenbi’s Xiyu shidi kaogu lunji/The Analects of the Archaeology of the History and Geography of the Western Regions

The Momumental Work of the Chinese Scholarship on the Silk Road: an Review of Huang Wenbi’s Xiyu shidi kaogu lunji/The Analects of the Archaeology of the History and Geography of the Western Regions    Huang Wenbi (1893-1966) is the renowned archaeolog

• The First Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo Opens at Dunhuang

  The First Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo Opens at Dunhuang     On September 20th, jointly sponsored by the People’s Government of Gansu Province, the Ministry of Culture, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and

• Tang Brick Road found at Kucha, with ‘OR code’Sealed

Tang Brick Road found at Kucha, with ‘OR code’Sealed Recently, according to information reported by local people, the Kucha Bureau of Cultural Relics excavated ancient pathways made by black bricks at the 5 meter depth in a construction site near the big

• The Exhibition of “The Silk Road Yutian——Blending of Culture and Art”

The Exhibition of “The Silk Road Yutian——Blending of Culture and Art” “Followed by the strategy of the Belt and Road Initiative for exuding the charms of culture of Xinjiang, The Silk Road Yutian——Blending of Culture and Art: The Exhibition on Top-Notch W

• Nemrut-Süphan Geopark project candidate for UNESCO

The necessary steps have been taken to include the Nemrut-Süphan Geopark project, which is being carried out by the Governorship of Bitlis and Istanbul University, in UNESCO, and it has been reported that a new understanding of tourism will be put into pr

• 'Romani Bambino' statue brought back home to Gaziantep after 85 years

The ancient statue of "Romani Bambino," a Roman child holding a cluster of pistachios, was finally brought back home after 85 years.

• Caveman’s pebble takes its place in the history of modern art

What is art? It’s a debate that goes back if not to the dawn of time then certainly to the dawn of modernism, when Picasso and the Cubists shocked the world.

• Cemetery of Shang Dynasty Found in Longweipai Site, Guangdong Province

Longweipai Site is located in Dongyuan county, Heyuan city, Guangdong province. Guangdong Provincial Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Relics and Dongyuan Museum have conducted the salvage excavation to the site since January, 2016. With an excavation

• 400 years on, Tang and Shakespeare brought closer together

Four hundred years ago, when WilliamShakespeare was writing his sonnets with a quill, Tang Xianzu was recording verses with abrush nearly 6,000 kilometers away.

• Alahan Monastery attracts tourists with its history

The Alahan Monastery, which was described as "looking like the work of a master" by Evliya Çelebi in his acclaimed book "Seyahatname" (Book of Travels), enchants travelers with its historic building that has been standing for thou

• The New Discoveries of Xunjiansi(Patrol and Inspection administration) ruins of Ming Dynasty found in Guangxi Province

Xunjiansi is a department with the military and administrative functions,responsible for patrol and seizing the criminals. The Ming dynasty Nutan Village Xunjiansi ruinsis situated in Nanmu Town, Guiping, Guangxi Province.The Ming Dynasty Patrol and Inspe

• 'Romani Bambino' statue brought back home to Gaziantep after 85 years

The ancient statue of "Romani Bambino," a Roman child holding a cluster of pistachios, was finally brought back home after 85 years.

• Water to flow from 2,000-year-old fountain again

Water will flow again from a 2,000-year-old fountain unearthed during ongoing excavations in the ancient city of Kibyra, located near the town of Gölhisar in Burdur province.

• Considerable gains of the first archaeological excavation at Quanshuigou and Dumudu’erbudege in Xinjiang province have been achieved

From July 6 to September 1, 2016, academics and students from School of Archaeology and Museology of History Department in Renmin University of China carried out, for the first time, the archaeological excavations at both ruins of Quanshuigou and Dumudu’e

• The Sky in the Eyes of People of Qiuci (an ancient state)

The Mid-Autumn Festival, the day for enjoying the moon and immersing in nostalgia for the past, is drawing near. When you look up at the vast sky, the moon and millions of stars, what you have known is the stars are as far as several billion light-years a

• The Exhibition of “The Silk Road Yutian——Blending of Culture and Art” Opens on September 18th

“Followed by the strategy of the Belt and Road Initiative for exuding the charms of culture of Xinjiang, The Silk Road Yutian——Blending of Culture and Art

• 2016 “the Silk Road- Kunlun River Source Route” Comprehensive Scientific Expedition Achieved Complete Success

On the afternoon of September 8th, with the team of more than 20 off-road vehicles returning to Kashi in Xinjiang, 2016 “the Silk Road- Kunlun River source route” comprehensive expedition since September 1st completely ended.

• 2016 The Silk Road "Kunlun River Source Route" Comprehensive Science Expedition Seminar held in Urumqi

2016 The Silk Road "Kunlun River Source Route" comprehensive science expedition was launched by the Silk Road (Xinjiang) International Culture Development Center, lasting from September 1st to 8th.

• Xi'an World Cultural Heritage Monitoring and Management Training Course held by Xi'an Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics

In order to improve the monitoring and management of the world heritage sites of our city and popularize the knowledge of world cultural heritage reporting and monitoring, Xi'an World Cultural Heritage Monitoring and Management Training Course

• Half for West Lake and Half for Silk

There is an old saying that “travel for a thousand miles to visit Hangzhou half for the West Lake and half for the silk”. In the early golden autumn of September, the well-known G20 summit 2016 received important guests from all over the world in Hangzhou

• The Launching Ceremony of Special Stamp“Monk Xuan Zang”Held at Xi'an Ci'en Temple Yesterday

China Post officially launched the special stamp“Monk Xuan Zang”with a set of two stamps and one sheetlet, which were named“Going to the West for Buddhism”,“Returning to the East and Translate Buddhist Scriptures”and “Portrait of Xuan Zang”.

• The deadly history of boomerangs: Analysis of 800-year-old skeleton found in Australia suggests these tools were once used as weapons

Researchers observed long gash in the skull of an ancient skeleton Remains date back to the 1200s, before Europeans came with metal blades The study suggests the wounds were caused by sharp wooden weapons They say fighting boomerangs or sharpened clubs

• Is this the world's oldest fishhook? 23,000-year-old angler's tool discovered on tiny Japanese island

Two fishhooks found in a cave on Okinawa Island just off mainland Japan There is evidence that people were living there nearly 30,000 years ago Discovery was made by Japanese archaeologists excavating Sakitari Cave Judging by charcoal in the rocks, the

• Human skeleton discovered at Antikythera shipwreck after more than 2,000 years at the bottom of the sea

Human skull, including jaw and teeth, and bone from arms, legs, ribs found This is the first skeleton found at shipwreck during era of DNA analysis Researchers may soon be able to identify ethnicity and origin of the victim

• Goddess Alert: Marble Statues of Aphrodite Unearthed at Petra

Marble statues of Aphrodite/Venus found at Petra in Jordan date to the second century.Credit: Tom ParkerTwo marble statues representing Aphrodite/Venus, the Greco-Roman goddess of love, were found recently at Petra, an ancient desert city in Jordan.The st

• Swedes uncover rich Cypriot graves

Here are gold necklaces, pearls and earrings as well as several hundred handsome ceramic vessels from the Bronze Age. The discovery testifies to a city which traded with much of its contemporary world.

• Qingzhou's trove

Two decades ago, construction workers discovered a cache while digging a foundation for a school in Qingzhou city in East China's Shandong province. Then, archaeologists found it belonged to a relic site of the Longxing Temple that was built around the fi

• Burnt cheese casts light on 3,000 year-old family drama

When someone in Bronze Age Denmark quickly disposed of a burnt pot, they unintentionally provided archaeologists with a unique find.

• A large-scale Silk Road of China got great discovery from its scientific investigation

Recently, the team of comprehensive scientific investigation carried out a field trip for a 2500-year- old Zoroastrianism site in Taxkorgan.

• Beijing museum displays Yuan Dynasty's rich past

The year 2016 marks the 740th anniversary of the founding of Dadu, the capital city of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), and the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Capital Museum in Beijing. A special exhibition was unveiled recently at the Capital Museu

• Horsehead-shaped relic a hit on the internet

搜索复制A horsehead-shaped statue is on display after having undergone repairs in Sanxingdui Museum in Guanghan city, Southwest China's Sichuan province. The site of Sanxingdui is recognized as one of the most important ancient remains in the world for its va

• New Viking graves discovered in Denmark

Archaeologists are busy unearthing the traces of three thousand years of activity at Silkeborg, west Denmark.

• Across the Eurasian: Meeting Minutes of the International Symposium on the Bronze Age of the Area from the Mount Tianshan to the Altai Mountains

Titled “New Discoveries in Central Asian Sites from the late Bronze Age to the Iron Age,” the talk given by Professor Nikolaus Boroffka from the German Archaeological Institute focused on the site Molali of the late Bronze Age and Bandikhan of the early I

• Hunan archaeologists excavated Bangladeshi Buddhist Heritage Site, unveiling the medieval ancient city

According to Tibetan historical materials, the eulogy by Nag-tsho Lo-tsa-ba Tshul-khrims-rgyal-ba to Atisa, the Bangladeshi eminent monk and one of the forefathers of Tibetan Buddhism, described the birth place of Atisa – Vikrampura.

• Experts initially identified the Shichengzi ancient city to be Shule city in Han Dynasty

The location of the "Shule city" site dated to Han dynasty is controversy in the academic circle. On Aug. 27th, experts engaged in the study of archaeology and history of Qin and Han dynasties, and culture of Xinjiang Province from the Peking Un

• Archaeological Institutes of Sichuan and Shaanxi investigate the directions of the Southern Silk Road

搜索复制This July, an archaeological report titled The Excavation Report of the Phùng Nguyên Cultural Site at Yili, Vietnam was published. It summarizes the archaeological work over the last ten years. This excavation at Vietnam was initiated in 2006 by the S

• 140 Cultural Relics Excavated from the Site of Buddhist Temple at Subashi in Xinjiang, providing evidences for studying the Qiuci culture

Recently, 140 cultural relics were discovered by archaeologists from the Northwestern Uuniversity during their investigation and excavation of the site of the Subashi Temple at present Kuqa county, Aksu Region, Xinjiang Province. This discovery supports t

• 318 Ancient Kiln Discovered at Yingou Site, Fuping County via Investigation and Prospecting

In December 2011, due to the implementation of the Project for the S106 Provincial Road’s Route Changing and the Comprehensive Development of the Northeast District, Fuping County, the People’s Government of Fuping County, Shaanxi Province applied to the

• Archaeologial Project "Cities Overlying" in Xinzheng Gate site of Kaifeng has achieved progress

On 25th August, sites excavation of Xinzheng Gates in Kaifeng City of Henan Province.(by Li Bo)The archaeological excavation work for revealing "City on City" ruins on Xinzheng Gate sites of the capital in Northern Song Dynasty has achieved a pr

• Curator Forum of Sino-Japan Museum Exchanges and Cooperation was held in Xi'an

On July.27th,Curator Forum of Sino-Japan Museum Exchanges and Cooperation organized by the SPBCH and the Shaanxi History Museum was held in Xi'an.

• Shaanxi archaeological findings and scientific protection leading the nation

As the important cradle of Chinese nationality and civilizations,Shaanxi enjoys abundant and unique cultural resources and rich cultural residues. As the starting point of the ancient Silk Road,Shaanxi is an important window to showcase splendid Chinese t

• UNESCO Director-General welcomes opening of trial on the destruction of heritage in Timbuktu

UNESCO today welcomed the opening of the hearings of the case of Ahmad Al Faqi Al Mahdi before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague for alleged war crimes and the destruction of historical monuments and buildings of religious significance,

• The Administration of Two World Heritage Sites: Maijishan Grottoes and Binglingsi Grottoes is Transferred to Dunhuang Research Academy

In order to well preserve and research on cultural heritages of grottoes along the Silk Road, Gansu officials broke the original management system and transferred the management of the north grotto and two world heritage sites: Maijishan grottoes and Bing

• A joint burial tomb of Tuyuhun Huihua Princess and her husband discovered in the southern suburbs of Xi’an

Recently ,in the southern suburbs of Xi’an,our archaeologists excavated a tomb of the Northern dynasties, where Tuyuhun Princess and her husband are buried. This important archaeological discovery provide a valuable material for the national history rease

• Ancient sport games in Dunhuang frescoes

As athletes from around the world fight to fulfill their Olympic dreams in Rio, Dunhuang Academy China released a series of Dunhuang frescoes featuring ancient people's sporting games.Some 20 kinds of games found their way in the frescoes, including arche

• A Widespread Special Inspection and Enforcement Campaign on the Great Wall Launched

搜索复制According to the arrangement of the National Heritage Board, Gansu Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau issued "the Special Inspection Scheme of the Enforcement of the Great Wall in the Whole Province" on July 27th , which demanded 11 cities an

• Knot Possible! 3,000-Year-Old Thread Found in UK

An unusually delicate pair of artifacts recently emerged from a dig site in the United Kingdom: a tiny ball of thread and another length of thread wound around a bobbin. Both are estimated to be approximately 3,000 years old.

• The Archaeological chronicle of the South Gate of The Site of the Beiting City in 2016

In the fourteenth year of the Tang Zhenguan period (640 A.D.), Emperor Tai Zong of the Tang Dynasty instituted the “Tingzhou Prefecture” in the North Slope of the East Tianshan Mountains where the Site of Beiting City used to locate.

• International Academic Symposium on Sanxingdui Relics and World’s Ancient Civilizations and Commemoration of 30th Anniversary of the Discovery of Sanxingdui Sacrifice Pits Held

International Academic Symposium on Sanxingdui Relics and World’s Ancient Civilizations and Commemoration of 30th Anniversary of the Discovery of Sanxingdui Sacrifice Pits Held

• Go to Baicheng Xinjiang ,visit the buddhist grottoes earlier than Mogao

The Kizil Caves sits on the cliffs on the northern bank of the Muzat River, 7 kilometers southeast of Kizil town in Baicheng County, Xinjiang, China. Kizil in the Uygur language means red.

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