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Tourists viewing exhibits at International Research Center for Austronesian Archaeology based in Pingtan [Photo by Wang Dongming from Chinanews.com]
Explore International Research Center for Austronesian Archaeology in Pingtan
en.ptnet.cn | Updated:2022-11-11 | Lin Kongbo, Stephanie-
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2/5Tourists visiting Keqiutou ruins at International Research Center for Austronesian Archaeology based in Pingtan [Photo by Wang Dongming from Chinanews.com]
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3/5Tourists viewing exhibits at International Research Center for Austronesian Archaeology based in Pingtan [Photo by Wang Dongming from Chinanews.com]
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4/5The picture shows digital archaeological display at the center. Pingtan [Photo by Wang Dongming from Chinanews.com]
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Ethnic minority from Taiwan pictured welcoming visitors [Photo by Wang Dongming from Chinanews.com]
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On November 9, reporter Wang Dongming from Chinanews.com visited the International Research Center for Austronesian Archaeology based in Pingtan, an island off E China’s Fujian province as well as the closest place on the mainland to the island of Taiwan. Built on the premises of Keqiutou ruins, the center is jointly established by the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Fujian Museum, and Pingtan. It’s dedicated to studying the prehistoric culture in the southeast coast of China, including the origin and spread of the Austronesian family and the cultural relations between Fujian and Taiwan.
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