Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr. Dao Vuong Long, Chief of Office of the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports, emphasized: “The Vuon Chuoi relic (Hoai Duc commune, Hanoi) is a typical archaeological site for the Bronze Age in Hanoi and Northern Vietnam. Research results have proven the presence of an ancient village that developed continuously nearly 4,000 years ago, through many stages from Phung Nguyen - Dong Dau - Go Mun culture to Dong Son and post-Dong Son culture on Thang Long - Hanoi land”.

Comrade Dao Vuong Long, Chief of Office of Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports spoke.

The exhibition aims to summarize and evaluate the research results on the Vuon Chuoi relic and introduce the unique values ​​and new perceptions of the history of Thang Long - Hanoi in the early State period from the Vuon Chuoi relic.

Delegates visit the Banana Garden relics at the exhibition.

The exhibition includes 5 parts: Journey of discovery; convergence and crystallization of cultures; protection and promotion of the heritage value of Vuon Chuoi site; scientists associated with Vuon Chuoi; and experience corner of being an archaeologist.

At the exhibition, visitors can admire nearly 1,000 documents, artifacts and graphic maps simulating the types of artifacts and daily life of the residents of the ancient village of Vuon Chuoi, which have been collected, excavated and researched over many years. What makes the exhibition attractive is the 3D projection technology, 3D mapping; short film projections recreating the daily life of the residents before Dong Son and Dong Son.

Delegates visit the exhibition.

On this occasion, the Organizing Committee launched the book "Discovering Vuon Chuoi (Hanoi) through the excavation season 2024 - 2025" to introduce new discoveries from the results of excavation research; affirming that Vuon Chuoi is a place where ancient Vietnamese cultural values ​​crystallize, with strong vitality in contemporary times.

News and photos: HOANG LAM

    Source: https://www.qdnd.vn/van-hoa/doi-song/khai-mac-trung-bay-nhung-kham-pha-khao-co-tu-vuon-chuoi-1011245