Unearthing Xixia: The Resurgence of a Lost Dynasty Beneath China’s Sands
Hidden beneath the deserts of northwest China, the lost empire of Xixia emerges after nearly a millennium, revealing a forgotten chapter of Chinese history.
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Xixia Imperial Tombs: China’s Pyramids of the East Reach for UNESCO Glory
Discover China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs, the ‘Pyramids of the East,’ as they aim for UNESCO World Heritage status in 2025. Unearth the secrets of this ancient wonder!
Ancient Greece Comes to China’s Sanxingdui Museum in Landmark Exhibition
The Sanxingdui Museum in China unveils a landmark exhibition featuring 172 rare artifacts from ancient Greece, marking the first collaboration with Greece’s Ministry of Culture in southwest China.
2,000-Year-Old Steel Acupuncture Needles Unearthed in Ancient Chinese Tomb
Archaeologists have unearthed 2,000-year-old steel acupuncture needles in the tomb of Liu He, the Marquis of Haihun, revealing advanced medical practices in ancient China.
Unearthed Tomb of Ancient King Reveals China’s Lessons from the Past
Archaeologists have discovered the tomb of King Kaolie of Chu, shedding light on China’s ancient past and offering lessons that resonate with modern times.
Peru Upholds Nazca Lines Protection After Public Backlash
Peru has reversed plans to reduce the protected area around the Nazca Lines after public outcry, ensuring the ancient geoglyphs remain safeguarded from potential threats.
Peru Scraps Plan to Reduce Nazca Lines Protection After Outcry
Peru has reversed plans to reduce the protected area around the iconic Nazca Lines after backlash from archaeologists and critics, ensuring the ancient geoglyphs remain safeguarded.
Unearthing a Sphinx: Ancient Pendant Reveals Uzbekistan’s Silk Road Heritage
A sphinx-shaped pendant discovered in Uzbekistan by Chinese and Uzbek archaeologists highlights the Silk Road’s enduring legacy of cultural exchange.
Reviving the Silk Road: Uniting Cultures, Shaping Futures
China and Central Asian countries are jointly reviving the Silk Road through cultural cooperation, archaeology, and heritage preservation, forging a future that honors shared history and fosters lasting ties.
Ancient Persian Silverware Unearthed in Guangzhou Reveals 2,000-Year-Old Trade Links
An ancient Persian silver box found in Zhao Mo’s tomb in Guangzhou unveils the city’s role as a global trade hub 2,000 years ago, connecting ancient China with Persia and beyond.