Archaeologists in China have brewed distilled wine in a replica of a 2,000-year-old bronze vessel unearthed from ... according the ancient Chinese medical book Bencao Gangmu, or the Compendium ...

In addition to the two taotie statues, which eventually come to life and attack the film’s protagonist, “Creation of the Gods ...

Archaeologists speculate that the deified architect Daedalus was an artisan who participated in restoring the palace ...

Central to the ritual of Chinese political authority was the practice of elaborate feasting with the dead, and this involved magnificent bronze vessels, which are both instruments of power and ...

However, these later Chinese bronzes have long been looked ... exhibit explores the cultural and political significance of ...

[Photo provided by Jiang Dong/China Daily] Exquisite bronze artifacts ... of highly detailed and complex ritual vessels, which played a central role in Chinese ceremonial and political life ...

Chinese Zhou ritual vessel (made around 1050 BC). Bronze gui, found in western China. How often do you dine with the dead? It may seem a strange question, but if you're Chinese it may not be quite ...