Prompted by our adventurous spirit, our tour group set out to explore a stretch of the ancient Silk Road less traveled by ...

This February, the China Xuan Paper Company held two events in Dublin: a showcase at the National Library of Ireland and an exhibition at University College Dublin’s Confucius Institute. The two ...

FOR MORE than 3,500 years the mummified remains of the Xiaohe people lay undisturbed in a desert cemetery in Xinjiang in western China. Then, in 1979, a team of archaeologists got their hands on them.

Humans have been stargazing for thousands—possibly hundreds of thousands of years. Ancient people around the globe looked to the heavens for physical and spiritual guidance. Dozens and dozens of ...

Is that ancient bronze on display at China’s Luoyang Museum the first incarnation of a wildly popular cuddly stuffed animal toy? An obscure artifact at the archaeological museum in Henan province has ...

While two of the tombs were robbed, one was left untouched, and it contained a box full of glazed pottery, among other goods. Chinese Academy of Social Science’s Institute of Archaeology ...