New Terracotta Warriors Discovery Reveals Qin Chariot Troop Structure
Archaeologists at Xi’anβs Terracotta Warriors site uncover new chariot remains and figurines, shedding light on the structure of Qin dynasty’s chariot troops.
My Global News: Voices of a New Era
π Stay Ahead, Stay Global π
Archaeologists at Xi’anβs Terracotta Warriors site uncover new chariot remains and figurines, shedding light on the structure of Qin dynasty’s chariot troops.
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Terracotta Warriors’ excavation with a special live program streaming from Xi’an, showcasing decades of archaeological discoveries.
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 site is set to become a national archaeological park, enhancing its preservation and educational value.
Chinese scientists uncover 300,000-year-old human fossils in Anhui, revealing earliest Homo sapiens evolution in East Asia. Discover more on myglobalnews.net.
Discover the 1969 Beijing exhibition unveiling Dawenkou pictographs and their significance in understanding the origins of Chinese civilization.
Discover the ancient wonders of the Kingdom of Shu at Chengdu’s Jinsha Site Museum, home to 3,000-year-old treasures like a golden sun disc and crown.
A 1,500-year-old grotto discovered in Shanxi’s Taiyuan City unveils intricate carvings, offering new insights into ancient Chinese culture and social evolution.
New archaeological discoveries in Peru are attracting more tourists, revitalizing the country’s tourism industry and highlighting Lima as a culinary hotspot.
Tianjin University experts use drone technology to uncover over 200 hidden doors in the Ming Great Wall, including a rare ‘tumen’ designed by philosopher Mozi.