Chinese archaeologists have uncovered a stretch of the celebrated Qin Straight Road, one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in human history.
The discovery of the 13km (8-mile) stretch offers fresh evidence of the 2,200-year-old “highway” that once spanned nearly 900km across northern China.
It was unveiled on December 9, following a survey launched last year by the Cultural Heritage Protection and Research Institute of Yulin, in northwest China’s Shaanxi province.
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Chinese archaeologists discover well-preserved section of 2,200-year-old 4-lane highway
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