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    • Additional 22 artifacts gain “national treasure” status

    The Prime Minister has signed a decision to designate 22 valuable items as “national treasures”, the seventh batch earning recognition this year.
    Additional 22 artifacts gain “national treasure” status ảnh 1Golden lotus-flower-shaped box at Ngoa Van Pagoda on Yen Tu Mountain recognised as a national treasure (Photo: VNA)

    Hanoi (VNA) – The Prime Minister has signed a decision to designate22 valuable items as “national treasures”, the seventh batch earningrecognition this year.

    Here's the rundown of the newly recognisedtreasures:

    1. DauRam pottery jar dated to the late Phung Nguyen period (3,400-3,000 years ago) andnow preserved at Quang Ninh Museum, Quang Ninh province.
    2.A collection of Long Thanh terra-cotta pots dated to more than 3,300 years agoand housed by Quang Ngai Museum, Quang Ngai province.
    3.Statue of Champa monk in Phu Hung relic site dated to between 9th-10th century.
    4.Pha Long bronze drum, dating back to the Dong Son culture 2,500-2,000 yearsago, kept at Lao Cai Museum.
    5.Wooden burial jar with bronze drum as lid in Phu Chanh site, kept at Binh Duongprovince’s museum. The bronze drum is dated to 2nd-1st century BC while the wooden burial jar is dated around 2,100 years ago.
    6.Nhon Thanh Buddha statue dated at between 4th-6th centuryin Can Tho city
    7.Nhon Thanh pottery jar dated at 5th century in Can Tho city
    8.A set of stone Linga-Yoni dated at 5th-6th century housedby An Giang Museum
    9.Giong Xoai Brahma God statue dated at 6th-7th century,preserved at An Giang Museum
    10.Vung Liem Vishnu God statue dated to 6th-7th century inAn Giang Museum
    11. Son Tho-Tra Vinh Buddha statue dated to 6th-7th century and now housed by Ho Chi Minh City History Museum
    12.Duong Le Uma statue dated to 9th-10th century in QuangTri Museum
    13.A 15th century statue of Shiva at Linh Son pagoda in Quy Nhon city,Binh Dinh province
    14.Thousand-Hand and Thousand-Eye Guanyin statue dated to 19th century,preserved at Me So Pagoda, Van Giang district, Hung Yen province.
    15.Dong Duong altar objects  dated to 9th-10th century, kept at Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture
    16.Golden lotus-flower-shaped box at Ngoa Van Pagoda on Yen Tu Mountain, dated to 14th century and preserved at Quang Ninh Museum.
    17.“Sung thien tu bi” stele dated to 1331, preserved at Dau Pagoda, Nhat Tancommune, Gia Loc district, Hai Duong province
    18.Glazed ceramic tower at Tro Pagoda dated at 14th century, preservedat Vinh Phuc Museum
    19.Seal of Tuan phu Do tuong quan dated to 1515, preserved at Quang Binh Museum
    20.Golden book “De he thi” of Nguyen Dynasty dated at 1823, kept at the NationalMuseum of Vietnamese History
    21.Mould of bond with par value of 5 VND dated at 1947, preserved at Ho Chi MinhCity Museum
    22.Truck named “International” assembled using parts of various foreign car makersdated at 1949, kept at Logistics Museum

    The new recognition has raised the number of national treasures to 164.-VNA
    VNA

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