Tu, Y. and Fu, Y. (2025) A Monumental Work Analyzing the Historical Changes of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Open Access Library Journal, 12, 1-7. doi: 10.4236/oalib.1112753 .
Renamed Marquis of Haihun and situated in Jiangxi’s capital Nanchang in China, the shortlived emperor’s tomb turned up with yet another significant discovery that presented Han Dynasty ...
The tomb of a Han dynasty prime minister, found with gold artifacts and rare clay seals, offers insights into ancient feudal ...
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Remains of 3,000-year-old dead city discovered on South China’s Silk RouteChinese archaeologists uncovered the oldest city ever found from the Shang Dynasty, over 3,000 years old, at the entrance of ...
Researchers from the Jiangxi Provincial Cultural Relics and Archaeology Research Institute in China have recovered the ...
Alcohol distilled in a replica of a disgraced emperor’s 2,000-year-old bronze vat may help rewrite China’s drinking history.
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Why the year AD1 was also a new era for ancient ChinaThe history of Wang Mang, a Han dynasty minister and imperial cousin who later founded his own short-lived dynasty, resonates across time In the ancient Chinese calendar, the year corresponding to ...
Chinese archaeologists have reconstructed 6,000 composite armour scales unearthed from the tomb of Liu He – the deposed ninth emperor of the Han dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD) – in the first ...
The ritual use of jade dominated China for millennia, and Qing rulers preserved the tradition, using jade for royal documents ...
Chinese archaeologists have discovered a Western Han Dynasty (206BC-AD25) marquis cemetery and nearly 700 other tombs in Xianyang, Northwest China's Shaanxi Province. The cemetery owner is ...
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The History of Chinese New Year Celebrations and How They've EvolvedDiscover the rich Chinese New Year history, from its ancient origins to modern-day traditions, and learn how this celebration ...
Made of iron, copper, and leather, the multi-material armor scales are the first and smallest of its kind ever discovered in Han Dynasty archaeology. Found in the west part of the outer coffin of ...
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