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An artifact shaped like a jug with a handle has attracted the attention of experts. This cultural artifact, the 'tiger of the tiger', was almost mistaken for urination b…
The tomb in Shanxi Province contains 120 antiques and inscriptions on the biography of Tiet Thieu, a pho code under the Tang dynasty.
This is the most unique and special 'ceramic house' in the world because it is paved with mostly antiques with an estimated value of up to 1500 billion VND, but more imp…
Archaeologists discovered four ancient pottery dating back 700-800 years in northwestern Mongolia, including three containers of milk-covered cream and a pure avocado co…
More than 4,000 intact precious artifacts from 9 shipwrecks all over Vietnamese waters are introduced to international friends and visitors.
Preliminary archaeological research shows that these are tools used by the ancients for hunting, farming and household use.
Extremely delicate, gorgeous, sometimes gold plated. However, their purpose is to feed scary animals called leeches.
The Israeli Antiquities Agency (IAA) said the country's researchers have succeeded in brewing beer from the yeast from 5,100 years ago.
Super disaster from the cosmos caused the legendary city cluster and the el-Hammam Tall town to disappear in a snap.
Kintsugi (Golden Carpentry), also known as Kintsukuroi, can be understood as
A 1,000-year-old antique bowl was bought at a record price of $ 37.7 million (about VND 850 billion) in an Sotheby's auction held in Hong Kong Special Administrative Reg…
We often hear about the generic word like 'ceramics', so how is pottery, how is porcelain and how to distinguish them?
Dr Patrick McGovern (University of Pennsylvania, USA) said experiments on ceramic jars from Jiahu Village, Henan Province (China) found traces of fermented drinks made f…
Ancient people in South America may have sipped hot cocoa for centuries before Mexicans began planting this plant around 1900 BC.
Analysis of fat residues in pottery in the Dalmatian Sea shows that people here have made cheese and yogurt from about 7,200 years ago.