China’s Top Archaeological and Cultural Heritage Stories of 2024
Discover China’s top archaeological and cultural heritage highlights of 2024, from ancient relics to the preservation of the Grand Canal and the Great Wall.
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Revival of Ancient Shu: 17-Year Restoration Unveils 2,000-Year-Old Lacquer Bed
After 17 years of painstaking restoration, a 2,000-year-old lacquer bed from the Warring States Period is unveiled, showcasing the intricate artistry of the ancient Shu civilization.
Unveiling 2024’s Top Archaeological Discoveries from China and Around the Globe
China Media Group (CMG) unveils the top 10 archaeological discoveries of 2024, highlighting breakthroughs both domestically and internationally.
Rare High-Ranking Officer Unearthed at Terracotta Warriors Site
On the 50th anniversary of the Terracotta Warriors excavations, a rare high-ranking officer was discovered in pit 2, shedding light on Qin Dynasty’s military structure.
New Officer Figurine Head Unearthed from Terracotta Warriors’ Pit No. 2
Experts have carefully extracted a painted officer figurine head from the Terracotta Warriors’ Pit No. 2 in Xi’an, preserving its intricate details through advanced techniques.
New Terracotta Warriors Discovery Reveals Qin Chariot Troop Structure
Archaeologists at Xi’an’s Terracotta Warriors site uncover new chariot remains and figurines, shedding light on the structure of Qin dynasty’s chariot troops.
50 Years of Terracotta Warriors Excavation Celebrated Live in Xi’an
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Terracotta Warriors’ excavation with a special live program streaming from Xi’an, showcasing decades of archaeological discoveries.
“In Search of Ancient China” Returns with Season 2 on CCTV-1
The second season of “In Search of Ancient China” premieres on CCTV-1, exploring the rich history and heritage of ancient China.
Beijing’s Zhoukoudian to Become National Archaeological Site Park
Beijing’s Zhoukoudian site is set to become a national archaeological park, enhancing its preservation and educational value.
Chinese Scientists Unearth 300,000-Year-Old Human Fossils in Anhui
Chinese scientists uncover 300,000-year-old human fossils in Anhui, revealing earliest Homo sapiens evolution in East Asia. Discover more on myglobalnews.net.