Sunken finds in the South China Sea testify to rich trade networks used over hundreds of years. The sea routes brought ...

An exhibition featuring 362 artifacts unearthed from three provinces, shedding light on the life trajectories of war heroes ...

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A groundbreaking archaeological study has revealed the first and only known instance of systematic human bone modification in Neolithic China, challenging our understanding of ancient Chinese mortuary ...

On Sept. 30, Philadelphia’s Office of Immigrant Affairs plans to hoist the red flag emblazoned with the star of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in front of city hall to celebrate the anniversary of ...

Liverpool's Chinatown welcomed hundreds of people today for the pilot of a new market. Around 40 stalls offering a mix of street food, handmade crafts, curated goods and community activities were set ...

Researchers have virtually reconstructed a crushed and distorted 1 million-year-old human skull discovered in China. The newly restored cranium may have belonged to a relative of the mysterious ...

Several of them even passed under the city's ramparts and opened up to the outside world. According to Sun Jinsong, director of the Cultural Relics and Archaeology Academy of Inner Mongolia, the moats ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday said the Pentagon would no longer allow Chinese nationals to work as coders on Department of Defense (DOD) cloud systems. A program previously allowed ...

An American archaeology student on her first-ever dig found a rare piece of 9th-century gold. Yara Souza, who is from Orlando, Florida, is an international student at Newcastle University in the U.K.

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From the mid-second century b.c. to the late first century a.d., the armies of China’s Han Dynasty (206 b.c.–a.d. 220) defended their territory against the marauding forces of the Xiongnu Empire, a ...