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Tran Dynasty artefacts on display

October 12th, 2009
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Architectural artefacts from the Tran Dynasty (1225-1400) are being displayed at the Nam Dinh province museum.

New discovered artefacts of Tran Dynasty displayed
Nhan Dan, 09 October 2009

Thousands of ancient architecture-related artifacts dated back to Tran Dynasty which have recently been discovered since 2005 now are on display in Nam Dinh provincial museum.

Artifacts unearthed in My Loc district and Nam Dinh city, include tiles, architectural materials and decorations, ceramics and metal objects.

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