A nearly 600-year-old bowl from the Ming Dynasty is valued at $1.9 million.
A red-glazed bowl from the reign of Emperor Ming Xuanzong, nearly 600 years ago, sold for $1.9 million (44 billion VND).
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A red-glazed bowl from the reign of Emperor Ming Xuanzong, nearly 600 years ago, sold for $1.9 million (44 billion VND).
The ruins of a ghost ship found in sea caves off the coast of Oregon - USA are identified as the legendary Spanish galleon ship, mysteriously missing 300 years ago.
Scientists have yet to know the exact complex deadly venom of giant jellyfish Nemopilema nomurai.
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…
Like the national flag, the national anthem and the national flower are typical flowers, representing the cultural characteristics of the nation.
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…
The porcelain bowl that was forgotten on the shelf turned out to be a 300-year-old antiquity, brought to the British owner $ 267,000.
According to Express, the white porcelain cup with this lid is intact but there is a piece of hot glass that clings to the side, which is a testament to the terrible nuc…
We often hear about the generic word like 'ceramics', so how is pottery, how is porcelain and how to distinguish them?
Patea in the west of Iraq has 2,000 years of history. In the early 70s, Conic - German archaeologist came to this ancient citadel to investigate and discovered some porc…
A porcelain banana tree that appeared near 8 in Gia Lai suddenly grew many layers of horns wrapped around it. Inside, young bananas are still growing normally. According…
A French family has discovered objects that everyone wants to find when cleaning the loft: priceless Chinese art work.
Unearthed from five ancient shipwrecks, the museum has provided invaluable materials and artifacts, opening up a new way for archeologists in the country.
Archaeologists have found 150 pieces of pottery and porcelain (called ostraca) at an ancient Greek-Roman site, 2km north of Lake Qaroun.
Mexican archaeologists discovered about 50 remains of more than 500 years of the Aztec empire, some of which were placed in porcelain pots.