2,200-year-old grave of “Red Princess of the Silk Road” found in China with toxic cinnabar-stained teeth
In the Turpan Basin of the Xinjiang region, China, archaeologists uncovered remarkable evidence of a 2,200-year-old woman whose teeth were ...
In the Turpan Basin of the Xinjiang region, China, archaeologists uncovered remarkable evidence of a 2,200-year-old woman whose teeth were ...
In a recent study on the historical and genetic legacy of the Sogdians, some of the major components in the ...
Recent archaeological research has unveiled groundbreaking evidence of silk use in sacrificial rituals by the Bronze Age civilization in China's ...
In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, two long-hidden medieval cities along the ancient Silk Road trade routes in the mountains of ...
A new study has revealed that the iconic bronze-winged lion in St. Mark’s Square, Venice, may have originated in 8th-century ...
During the 2024 field season in the Ulytau region, Kazakhstan, archaeologists uncovered a series of ancient burial mounds known as ...
In an archaeological salvage project off the coast of east China's Fujian Province, the remnants of a Yuan Dynasty ship, ...
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