US Edition1,430 Ancient Artifacts Discovered at Aynak Copper Mine Site
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1,430 ancient artifacts discovered at Aynak copper mine site
About 1,430 ancient artifacts discovered at Aynak copper mine site in central Logar province have been shifted to the central laboratory for cleaning, initial repair, identification and registration, the Ministry of Information and Culture said in a statement on Monday.
Taliban say 1,430 ancient artifacts from Mes Aynak moved to Kabul
The Taliban-run Ministry of Information and Culture said Monday that 1,430 ancient artifacts discovered at the Mes Aynak copper mine in Logar province have been moved to Kabul, some of them dating back more than 5,000 years. The ministry said the collection of 1,430 items includes pottery, stone, metal, glass, bone and wooden objects. Many are believed to be linked to the Kushan and Sassanian dynasties, powerful empires that once ruled the regio…
The Taliban Ministry of Information and Culture has announced that 1,430 ancient artifacts discovered in the Aynak copper mine have been transferred from Logar to Kabul. The ministry issued a press release today (Monday, August 4) stating that these artifacts have been transferred from the Aynak copper field warehouse to the Central Laboratory of the Department of Archaeology for cleaning and preliminary restoration, identification, registration…
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