Relics unearthed from tomb in northwest China underscore county’s role as hub on ancient Silk Road | South China Morning Post

Newly unearthed relics in a tomb in Dulan county in China’s northwestern province of Qinghai showed the area’s importance as a trade hub along the Silk Road, an ancient trade route connecting Europe and China. The relics were believed to be from the 8th century, or the middle of the Tang dynasty. Emergency excavatio…

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