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Lê Thành Long, Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam, has recently signed a proposal recognising an additional 33 artifacts as national treasures.
By PA/TPN, in Asia, World, Hidden Gems, Travel, Community · 11 Jan 2025, 18:31 · 0 Comments
Among these artifacts is the Đắk Sơn lithophone, dating back about 3,500-3,000 years, along with the Vũ Bản bronze drum and a ceramic pot from the Đông Sơn culture, dating to the 3rd-2nd century BC.
Vietnamese law describes national treasures as being objects with extremely precious, unique value to the country's historical, cultural or scientific heritage.
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