Archaeologists uncovered the remains of an ancient urban road dating back over 3,000 years at Yinxu, also known as the Yin Ruins, in Henan Province, central China. The discovery was announced by ...

How cities took over the world: Maps reveal the rapid spread of urban areas over 6,000 years. ... which had its capital in Yinxu, close to the modern city of Anyang in Henan province. ...

In 2006, Yinxu was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. "This is the longest known traffic artery in Dayishang discovered in the Yinxu Ruins with clearly defined ends," Niu says.

The Yinxu Ruins, the 3,300-year-old remains of what was once the capital of the late Shang Dynasty (c.16th century-11th century BC), have been included in China's top 10 list of archaeological ...

Local People Move to Protect Yinxu Ruins Residents in Xiaotun village of Anyang, in Central China's Henan Province, have moved out of their homes to better protect the city's 3,300-year-old ...

ZHENGZHOU, CHINA—A 3,000-year-old system of canals has been uncovered at the Yinxu site, the ancient capital of the Shang Dynasty in Henan Province. The 1.5-mile-long system carried water from ...

The bodies buried at Yinxu, or the Ruins of Yin, one of China's oldest archaeological sites, were captives from ethnic minority groups, rather than slaves, said an archaeologist in central China's ...

The Yinxu Ruins, the 3,300-year-old remains of what was once the capital of the late Shang Dynasty (c. 16th century-11th century BC), have been included in China's top 10 list of archaeological ...