New prehistoric archaeological site discovered in Yen Bai
Experts from the museum of northern Yen Bai province have found a cultural relic site belonging to the Late Stone Age (pre-Hoa Binh Culture period) in Ngoi Sen village, Van Tien commune of Yen Bai city.
Yen Bai (VNA) – Experts from the museum of northernYen Bai province have found a cultural relic site belonging to the Late StoneAge (pre-Hoa Binh Culture period) in Ngoi Sen village, Van Tien commune of YenBai city.
The site, covering about 600 sq.m, was unearthed while alocal family was digging the ground to build their breeding farm in the rightbank of the Red River.
Items found in the site are diverse, mostly made of riverpebbles. They include turtle shell-shaped tools, single-edged and double-edged tools, and horizontal edge cutters that are dated back to about9,000 to 10,000 years.
According to Ly Kim Khoa, Vice Director of the Yen Bai Museum, the discovery of thenew prehistoric archaeological relic site is significant in the province's prehistoricarcheology research. This is the first time that the museum has discovered this type of prehistoric archaeological site, which hasricher tools with more sophisticated processing techniques than other sites of the same period in the area.
💙 The museum plans to zone off the area for further digging and exploration, thusrestoring and promoting the values of the site.
Earlier, archaeologists also discovered findings with cultural values of the prehistoric period in Vietnam through an urgent archaeological excavation of Tuan Quan relic site in northern Yen Bai province, which confirms that the site is a particularly rare and precious relic belonging to the ate Stone Age and feudal periods. An archaeological report in early July 2021 also confirmed that Tuan Quan is an extremely precious relic site in the system of prehistoric archaeological sites in Vietnam, which plays a very important role in the exploration of the origin of Son Vi- Hoa Binh Culture in Vietnam and Southeast Asia./.
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