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Waseda University’s archaeologists study Cham relics
15:12', 8/8/ 2008 (GMT+7)

Representatives of Archaeology Research Center under Southern Institute for Social Sciences and archaeologists from Waseda University (Japan) studied Cham relics, including Cha citadel, Banh It tower, Binh Lam tower, Thi Nai citadel, Canh Tien tower, Emperor Citadel, and items at Binh Dinh Museum.

The study aims to build a cooperation program for the archaeological research between Archaeology Research Center and Waseda University.

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