Ancient civilizations find common ground

Teaming up, archaeologists try to answer historical mysteries and boost understanding of each other's past, unveiling parallels in their origins and philosophies, Wang Ru reports.

By Wang Ru????|????China Daily????|???? Updated: 2026-01-22 07:48

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A Greek chlorite bull-head rhyton from Crete, dating to 1500 to 1450 BC, was on display in the Palace Museum in Beijing in 2025.[Photo by Wang Kaihao/China Daily]

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