Mountain City of China's Tusi Chiefs Revealed in First Full Report
The first full report on Hubei's Tangya tusi city, a World Heritage site, details the Ming-era seat of a hereditary tribal chieftain.
The first full report on Hubei's Tangya tusi city, a World Heritage site, details the Ming-era seat of a hereditary tribal chieftain.
A Lanzhou exhibition brings together 165 relic sets from the Bingling Temple cave complex, with two-thirds displayed publicly for the first time.
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A new Shanxi show marks 100 years since Li Ji's 1926 Xiyin dig, with 200 objects tracing Chinese archaeology coming of age.
Kui-dragon eaves tiles identify an imperial travelling palace beside the Qin Straight Road, built after the First Emperor's 215 BC northern tour.
The third season at Tangwangcheng in Tumxuk uncovered Buddhist sculpture heads and 531 finds at one of southern Xinjiang's great cities.
Flat-bottomed ships stamped with the character guan are the first evidence of ancient inland water transport found near Beijing.
Over 70 excavated instruments, including ten national-grade relics from Hubei, open in a record-breaking Phoenix show on November 6.
A China-Greece team has finished its first field season at Hellenistic Angelokastro, the first joint Chinese excavation in Greece.
New finds at the Xinglong site in Zhangjiakou document the shift from mobile foraging to settled village life and early dry farming.
The ox, tiger, monkey and boar bronze heads from the Old Summer Palace are displayed with other returned relics in Kunshan.