Archaeologists have gained insight into vast, heretofore unknown trade networks through new research into coins engraved with rare designs.

Archaeologists analyzing over 200 coins dating back to the first millennium CE found that these pieces of silver indicate extensive economic connections in Southeast Asia at the time. A coin found in ...

People flock to a temple fair and lantern exhibition held at Yangliuqing ancient town, North China's Tianjin, on Feb 24, 2024 ...

In the ancient and medieval world, borders were far from the fixed lines we see on modern maps. Instead of precise coordinates, frontiers were often fluid zones shaped by geography, politics, and ...

Archaeologists have analyzed more than 200 coins from the first millennium AD mainland Southeast Asia, revealing long-distance economic connections across the region which facilitated extensive trade ...

The Byzantine Empire maintained an intriguing relationship with ancient China, thus sending ambassadors there.

A newly released film uses AI to depict Su Shi witnessing how Hainan has evolved into a bustling free trade port. The famed ...