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Digs, site museums, and discoveries that rewrite early China—from Bronze Age centers to river-valley parks.
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Yuan Dynasty Sluice Site
Jiangnan Archeology | Song Jian talks about the ruins of the Yuan Dynasty sluice gates: Archeology along the water, salvage of the Yuan Dynasty
Song Jian on Shanghai’s Yuan sluice ruins: water archaeology under a Putuo neighborhood.
Archaeology
Reproduce the "beautiful landscape" of ancient Rome, and the archaeological collection of Naples is exhibited in Shanghai
Naples sends Roman sculpture, mosaic, and glass to Shanghai Pudong—about seventy works, two thousand years old.
Southern Song Dynasty
Reproducing Lin'an City 800 years ago, Hangbo's new exhibition "Walking in the Landscape"
Hangzhou Museum walks Lin’an of eight centuries ago—Southern Song capital rebuilt in exhibition space.
Archaeology
The annual "Zhengcangyuan Exhibition", how to see the prosperous Tang Dynasty
The "74th Shosoin Exhibition" will be exhibited at the Nara National Museum in Japan on October 29, 2022. According to the info...
Archaeology
Four faces of Han civilization at the Suzhou Museum
Suzhou Museum’s Han civilization hang—“the world is peaceful” across four faces of the age.
Archaeology
Gansu heritage protection: five years, ¥2.5 billion
Heritage Day focus—grottoes, passes, and Silk Road site museums behind a five-year push.
Archaeology
Tokyo’s heavy Ryukyu show: islands between empires
A Tokyo special exhibition on Ryukyu—trade, tribute, and an archipelago caught between powers.
Archaeology
Jing and Chu culture at Hubei Archaeological Museum
A thousand years of Jing–Chu civilization staged in Hubei’s archaeological museum.
Archaeology
Daian-ji wood Buddhas from Nara on special show
Japan’s Daian-ji special exhibition—Nara-period wood-carved Buddhas and Tang-linked temple craft.
Archaeology
Ancient Chinese knives across 5,000 years
“Treasure knife is not old”—a special exhibition of blades spanning five millennia.
Archaeology
Zhejiang grotto statues: Wuyue peak to Yuan boom
From Wuyue patronage to Yuan workshops—how Zhejiang’s caves map two high points of stone sculpture.
Archaeology
Peking University archaeology turns 100
PKU’s archaeology centennial—seventy years of digs, teaching, and the field looking forward.