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By Karen Taylor International maritime trade first emerged around the world thousands of years ago, linking small traders with goods they could otherwise not access. Today, what is referred to as the ...

There are also many miniature wooden farm animals and tools once used as funerary objects — evidence of the thriving agriculture and livestock farming in the corridor's oasis towns. One of these towns ...

To connect worlds, one had to protect them. The Han emperors understood this, and the Great Wall was built over 11,000 ...

The tomb is believed to have belonged to a Han Dynasty general and his wife ... within — one containing female gold accessories and silk garments, the other holding a fragment of a male leg ...

Similar to Yao Yao, gourmet and culinary researcher Zhong Yu'e told the Global Times that the food ingredients such as fish ...

Different cultures follow different practices, especially when death arrives. Some believe in mummification, while some ...

In 221 BCE, King Ying Zheng of Qin conquered the rival warring states and established the Qin empire as Qin Shi Huangdi (The ...

Their discovery in the region attests to Han Dynasty's firm control over Hexi ... have dedicated large sections of their spaces to Silk Road artifacts — fabric specimens and silverware adorned ...

This cultural hybridity enabled the empress dowager to rule directly: On one hand, the Chinese court system rooted in the Han dynasty had long included the ... a long process of cultural exchange ...

This cultural hybridity enabled the empress dowager to rule directly: On one hand, the Chinese court system rooted in the Han dynasty had long ... exchange along the Silk Road.