Joint China-Central Asia archaeological work on ancient Silk Road yields results

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Joint China-Central Asia archaeological work on ancient Silk Road yields results

STORY: Joint China-Central Asia archaeological work on ancient Silk Road yields results SHOOTING TIME: May 25, 2024 DATELINE: May 26, 2024 LENGTH: 0:00:45 LOCATION: XI'AN, China CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of archaeological excavation sites 2. SOUNDBTIE (Chinese): TANG YUNPENG, Lecturer from Northwest University, China STORYLINE: Since 2009, the Central Asia archaeological team from Northwest University in China has cooperated with Central Asian countries to carry out archaeological excavations for more than 70 times. During the excavations, important ruins such as the Sazagan Ruins and the Rabat Ruins were excavated, and important cultural relics of ancient people such as those in Yuezhi and Kangju were identified. The excavation findings have provided empirical evidence and scientific basis for elucidating the history of the ancient Silk Road, and important efforts have been made to restore the historical sites along the ancient Silk Road. SOUNDBTIE (Chinese): TANG YUNPENG, Lecturer from

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