Traces of early humans found in Ninh Binh
via Vietnam Plus, 26 March 2021: Archaeologists investigate a cave in northern Vietnam that was used by people in the ...
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Province in Vietnam.
[Paper] Two Probable Cases of Infection with Treponema pallidum during the Neolithic Period in Northern Vietnam (ca. 2000–1500 B.C.)
via Bioarchaeology International: A new paper about the spread of infectious disease by Vlok et al. - bone disfigurements in ...
[Paper] Holocene development and human use of mangroves and limestone forest at an ancient hong lagoon in the Tràng An karst, Ninh Binh, Vietnam
via Quartenary Science Reviews, 15 August 2020: Some research out of Vietnam exploring how humans exploited ancient mangrove landscapes in ...
Tran Dynasty finds from the Trang An scenic landscape complex
Archaeologists have discovered artefacts possibly dating to the 13-15th century Tran Dynasty in the Trang An Scenic Complex in Vietnam's ...
New artifacts found under former Vietnamese capital
Archaeologists report new finds of artifacts under the ruins of Hoa Lu, a former capital of Vietnam. Ancient objects found ...
Archaeologist discover evidence for human habitation dating 10,000 years in Vietnamese cave
A team of archaeologists in Vietnam have discovered a cave in the Ninh Binh Province containing evidence of human habitation, ...
Ancient Vietnamese capital to be proposed for UNESCO listing
The ancient capital of Hoa Lu in the Ninh Binh province, once the base of power for the Dinh dysnasty ...
Museum gets first Dong Son Drum
The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology receives donation of a Dong Son drum from a donor.
Coffins thought to date back to Tran Dynasty
21 October 2006 (Viet Nam News) - Coffins thought to date back to Tran Dynasty The coffins of a presumably ...
Excavation of another ancient tomb valuable for archaeology
Report of a Tran Dynasty excavation of a burial in the Ninh Binh province.
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