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» Archaeologists unearth remains of 4,000-year-old skeletons in Ha Long 
From VNS, skeletons thought to be from a civilisation that lived around Ha Long 4,000 years ago were uncovered by archaeologists excavating the Hon Hai–Co Tien cave, about 140km east of Ha Noi. » Bronze Drums
Dong Son bronze drum locations, construction processes, uses, the Ngoc Lu Drum, and bibliography. » Cat Tien Diggings Reveal Trade Secrets
From Vietnam News, archaeologists have uncovered artefacts in Cat Tien, in the Tay Nguyen province of Lam Dong, which reveal new information about the trade history between Viet Nam and countries as distant as the Middle East. » Hue: A Center of Culture and Tourism in Viet Nam
Hue's age-old past, its symbolic place in Vietnamese history and its architectural treasures give it a culturaI influence far beyond the borders of Viet Nam. [PDF] » One-eyed Dragon in Tran Dynasty Dig
The preliminary report of a team from the Vietnam Institute of Archaeology (VIA), digging since January at a temple dedicated to An Duong Vuong King, may confirm history books that the site dates back to the Tran dynasty. » Viet Nam Prehistory
An overview of Viet Nam prehistory with timeline and images. » Vietnam Uncovers Hidden Treasure
From BBC, a massive archaeological find has delayed the construction of Vietnam's first ever purpose-built parliament house. |
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Last Updated: 2006-12-28 19:17:06
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