Archaeological excavations of ancient Hoi An port in Ha Tinh
This is an activity in the plan to implement the cooperation program of archaeological research and history of Vietnam - Japan relations with Chieu Hoa University (Japan…
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This is an activity in the plan to implement the cooperation program of archaeological research and history of Vietnam - Japan relations with Chieu Hoa University (Japan…
The piece of gold is small but it is a big discovery, because it may be the oldest artifact in Europe or even the world.
According to Epoch Times, the Israeli Antiquities Administration recently announced that it has recovered some rare artifacts, including an estimated 700-year-old grenad…
These valuable discoveries are misjudged by researchers and gradually fall into oblivion.
A group of amateur archaeologists unearthed the largest gold treasure of the ancient Vikings in Denmark.
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.
Australian archaeologists have discovered a stone ax, identified as 44,000 to 49,000 years old. Currently this stone ax is considered the oldest in the world.
These antiquities once belonged to a bustling city of ancient Egyptian civilization, likened to a legendary Atlantis city ...
The anklet, wrist ring, earrings or rings made from many materials of the ancient Vietnamese people of Dong Son culture 2500-2000 years ago were first displayed in Nghe…
Israeli divers announced the discovery of treasure with many works of art in the Roman ship sunk 1,600 years ago.
This is said to be an artifact of the Neanderthals and is one of the oldest artificial works in the world.
According to Independent, archaeologists in Turkey received an interesting advice after discovering a unique and unique Greek mosaic with a 2400 year old date.
On April 22, Peruvian archaeologists announced the discovery of a mummy dating from 4,500 years in the coastal city of Aspero.
People in Guangxi, China discovered an ancient tomb at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 TCN-220), located near the river used to be a Chinese feudal sea silk route.
From hundreds of stone and meteorite artifacts in An Khe town (Gia Lai), archaeologists from Vietnam and Russia evaluated them to be dated to about a million years.