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Inside a 1,800-year-old tomb discovered beneath a school in Vietnam

An ancient brick tomb dating to the third century AD was discovered during school construction in Ninh Binh Province. Its vaulted chambers and surviving burial objects offer clues to the region's history nearly 1,800 years ago.

Vietnam plans 2027 excavation of centuries-old shipwreck near Hoi An

A wooden shipwreck believed to date from the 14th to 16th centuries is expected to undergo emergency excavation in 2027 off Hoi An, central Vietnam, after years of shifting tides and coastal erosion repeatedly exposed and buried its remains.

Tran Dynasty's royal temple reveals secrets beneath the soil

Buried by centuries of upheaval, the Tran Dynasty's ancestral temple in Quang Ninh is gradually revealing its past through archaeological discoveries, while traditional rituals keep the royal family's heritage alive.