Vietnam national museum to receive artifacts returned by US
Some of the antiques date back to 6,400 BC
Over 6,200 artifacts dating back thousands of years on display in southern Vietnam
They added up to the archeological collections of the Early Bronze Age and Sa Huynh culture in Vietnam
Archeological dig unearths evidence relevant to iconic Vietnamese battle
Experts hope to connect the artifacts to historical events, but caution against drawing hasty conclusions
Millennia-old artifacts discovered in northern Vietnam
The excavation proved that the site was inhabited by ancient Vietnamese people in the 10,000-8,000 BC era
Visiting a museum-ecotourism site in northern Vietnam
A museum in a northern Vietnamese province is dedicated to displaying and preserving the gems of the Muong ethnic minority group’s culture and serves as an alluring ecological tourism site at the same time
Vietnam awards men over $3,000 for handing over millennia-old drums
Authorities in north-central Vietnam have awarded two local men over US$3,000 in total for giving away two antique drums which they unearthed last year
Millennia-old village unearthed in northern Vietnam
The vestiges of a 3,500-year-old village have been discovered in the northern province of Tuyen Quang and considered part of a thriving ancient culture
Ongoing exhibit highlights Vietnam’s late Bronze Age artifacts
An exhibit opening on Tuesday in Hanoi showcases nearly 300 artifacts, which are the fruits of a 90-year painstaking research on the Dong Son era of ancient Vietnam, dated around 1,000 B.C. to A.D. 100.
20-millennia-old tools found in karst plateau in Vietnam
Vietnamese archeologists unearthed 20,000-year-old artifacts dating back to the Stone Age late last week in northern Vietnam’s Ha Giang Province.
Vietnam museums collect Khmer antiques
Tra Vinh Province’s General Museum in southern Vietnam recently announced that concluding a two-year project, it has collected a total of 326 artifacts used by people of Khmer ethnic minority some hundreds of years ago.