(Baonghean.vn) - After nearly 7 years, the Nghe An Museum has reopened with thousands of artifacts on display. Among them are rare and precious ancient artifacts collected and preserved over the past half-decade, considered the "quintessence of ancient artifacts from Nghe An".
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| The exhibition "Nghe An from Prehistory to the Early Days of Nation Building" displays artifacts collected and preserved by the Nghe An Museum over many years. This is also an opportunity for collectors from Nghe An to introduce their valuable collections. |
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| Nghe An is one of the areas inhabited by humans since the Old Stone Age. Currently, nine archaeological sites dating back thousands of years have been excavated in the province, yielding many valuable artifacts. Pictured is a bronze drum unearthed in Dong Hop commune, Quy Hop district, belonging to the Dong Son culture, dating back 2,000-2,500 years. |
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| In addition, through various collection efforts, the Nghe An Museum and collectors have also discovered many rare and valuable artifacts dating back to the Le and Tran dynasties. |
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| Ancient Vietnamese ceramics is one of the exhibits that attracts many visitors. |
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| Collector Dang Thanh Tung from Vinh City brought a collection of ceramics from the Tran, Le, and Nguyen dynasties. |
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| Visitors were delighted because each artifact on display was a work of art, showcasing the skill and talent of people from the past. |
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| A collection of bronze pots from various dynasties owned by a member of the Song Lam Antiquities Association. |
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| The exhibition also displays various types of gemstones. |
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| Many of them are found in the quarries of Nghe An. |
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| The collection of copper coins attracts even young viewers. |
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| Besides displaying and introducing valuable artifacts, the exhibition also provides a platform for antique enthusiasts to interact and exchange ideas. |
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| Many old artifacts are preserved here, some only a few decades old, but they hold many memories and bear the imprint of a bygone era. |
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| Through this exhibition, we remind everyone of our traditions and national culture. |
My Ha