China's National Cultural Heritage Administration Releases Results of Three Joint Archaeological Pr…

On 24 September, the National Cultural Heritage Administration held a working meeting on major progress under the 'Archaeology China' programme in Beijing, releasing results from three joint archaeological projects: the Montu Temple site in Egypt, the Ben Arous forest site in Tunisia and the Red River site in Kyrgyzstan. In Egypt, the complete structures of the second to fifth small Osiris chapels were exposed and a unique layout of twin sacred lakes confirmed. In Tunisia, Punic-to-Roman building remains were found and a small urban heritage park was built on the site. In Kyrgyzstan, the overall city layout was confirmed, revealing medieval construction techniques and diverse cultures in th…