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via Vietnam Plus, 25 January 2020: I am unsure as to whether the article means ‘documents’ or ‘artifacts’, but either way it looks like new discoveries at the Ho Citadel.
New documents that help in understanding the architecture of the Ho Dynasty Citadel in the north-central province of Thanh Hoa were unearthed during a recent excavation, Director of the Ho Citadel Heritage Conservation Centre Nguyen Ba Linh announced on January 25.
For the main palace and the eastern part of the citadel in different historical periods, the artifacts will serve study purposes and restoration projects at the relic site, affirming its major and exceptional value.
The large-scale excavation was carried out in two digs located in the central part of the citadel, spanning 8,000 sq m.
Four traces of architecture from the Ho Dynasty (1400-1407) were discovered, along with two others dating back to the Le Dynasty spanning the period from the 15th century to the 17th century.
Source: New artifacts unearthed at Ho Dynasty Citadel | Society | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)
