Chinese Archaeologists Discover Prehistoric Structures In Romania
The Zhengzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology has formed a joint team with several Romanian institutions. Excavations are currently underway in Magura, Ialomița County, Romania. The team has uncovered prehistoric houses, altars, and pottery at the site. Chinese archaeologists are participating in the protection and restoration of these ancient remains. This project aims to facilitate cultural exchange and study the development of ancient civilizations. This marks the first time Chinese archaeologists have conducted original research at ancient civilization sites in Europe. A joint archaeological team including the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Romanian institutions has uncovered prehistoric dwellings and pottery in Magura, Romania.
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“The Zhengzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and several Romanian institutions have jointly formed a joint archaeological team to carry out excavations in Magura, Ialomița County, Romania.”
CRI News Radio
“The Zhengzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and several Romanian institutions have jointly formed a joint archaeological team to carry out excavations in Magura village, Romania.”
CRI News Radio
“此次发掘不仅发现了史前时代的房屋, 计谈与淘气 中國考古學者更首次”
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