Capital city excavates millenary-old altar
19 November 2006 (Thanh Nien News) -
Capital city excavates millenary-old altar
Archaeologists in Hanoi affirmed Thursday that the ancient structure found some weeks ago by a roadwork unit was the Xa Tac (State) altar that Ly Dynasty had built some 1,000 years ago.
They have since Oct. 30 studied three excavated areas around a 100 meter square site under the Kim Lien-O Cho Dua road in Dong Da District, discovering a brick foundation, yard, walls, glasses, and porcelains of three successive dynasties – Ly (1009-1225), Tran (1225-1400), Le (1428-1527).
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Tags: Ha Noi province, Hanoi excavation, Le Dynasty, Ly Dynasty, Tran Dynasty, Vietnam Archaeology
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