At their apex, the Roman Empire and China’s Han Dynasty ruled over more than 120 million people combined. Their capitals bustled, their wealth swelled, and their armies stretched across continents.

Chinese archaeologists have found three 1,800-year-old tombs full of treasure in the southeastern city of Rizhao. The rare ...

China went through its first great development during the Han Dynasty (BC206-220AD). This more than 400-year period left later generations abundant cultural relics and over 10,000 tombs ...

Five dynasties, or families, ruled ancient China for more than 6,000 years. The last one of the ancient period, the Han dynasty, ruled around the same time as the ancient Roman Empire. Today ...

The team completed their excavation that summer, and the Mancheng tombs quickly became instrumentalized as a symbol of the outstanding achievements of Chinese civilization under the Han dynasty.

Between April and December 2024, research teams unearthed a total of 75 tombs from four ancient time periods, according to a ...

the first day of the 2024 China International Fair for Trade in Services, the nation's first Han Dynasty cultural digital art exhibition, "Han Dynasty Splendor: A Thousand Years in One Painting ...

For centuries, the splendor of Rome and the mythical grandeur of the Han dynasty in China have captured the imagination of historians, archaeologists, and lovers of ancient civilizations. But have you ...

Chinese archaeologists have stumbled upon a rare set of three 1,800-year-old tombs in the southeastern city of Rizhao, filled ...

The Han dynasty of China (202BC–AD220) was one of the most developed civilizations of its time, alongside the Roman empire. Its development of cheaper and sharper iron plows enabled the ...