
8th-Century Tibetan Crown Shines Again After Two-Year Restoration
An 8th-century Tibetan crown restored over two years now dazzles at Haixi Prefecture Ethnic Museum, highlighting Silk Road artistry and micro‑restoration.
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An 8th-century Tibetan crown restored over two years now dazzles at Haixi Prefecture Ethnic Museum, highlighting Silk Road artistry and micro‑restoration.
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Discover how archaeologists are preserving the vibrant colors of ancient porcelain recovered from shipwrecks, uncovering the secrets of history.
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