Shanghai Museum
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Sep 7, 2026
Mark CsikszentmihalyiGUEST
And I think that especially as Shujing was thought to have been then selected kind of by Confucius throughout most of Chinese history.
Mark CsikszentmihalyiGUEST
There is a really interesting discovered text that's now held in the Shanghai Museum.
Mark CsikszentmihalyiGUEST
Just a few decades ago, it was found.
Mark CsikszentmihalyiGUEST
And it's called Confucius Discusses the Odes.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
There was an announcement by a joint Egyptian-Chinese team earlier this month, just on the 1st of September.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
A team from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Shanghai Museum completed the first large-scale systematic excavation since 1962 at a place called the Temple of Sekhmet in ancient Memphis in Egypt.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
Now, we're not saying that this particular temple that they've excavated is the great temple discovered and visited by Herodotus, but we do know that Herodotus visited Memphis in the 5th century BC, And we do think that the secret temple still to be discovered is possibly under the ground in this area.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
Now, of course, this is very aggressively disputed by the contemporary Egyptian archaeologists.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
There was an announcement by a joint Egyptian-Chinese team earlier this month, just on the 1st of September.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
A team from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Shanghai Museum completed the first large-scale systematic excavation since 1962 at a place called the Temple of Sekhmet in ancient Memphis in Egypt.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
And we're not saying that this particular temple that they've excavated is the great temple discovered and visited by Herodotus.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
But we do know that Herodotus visited Memphis in the 5th century BC.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
There was an announcement by a joint Egyptian-Chinese team earlier this month, just on the 1st of September.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
A team from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Shanghai Museum completed the first large-scale systematic excavation since 1962 at a place called the Temple of Sekhmet in ancient Memphis in Egypt.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
And we're not saying that this particular temple that they've excavated is the great temple discovered and visited by Herodotus.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
But we do know that Herodotus visited Memphis in the 5th century BC.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
There was an announcement by a joint Egyptian-Chinese team earlier this month, just on the 1st of September.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
A team from Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Shanghai Museum completed the first large-scale systematic excavation since 1962 at a place called the Temple of Sekhmet in ancient Memphis in Egypt.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
And we're not saying that this particular temple that they've excavated is the great temple discovered and visited by Herodotus.
Ross CoulthartGUEST
But we do know that Herodotus visited Memphis in the 5th century BC.
TianyuCORRESPONDENT
A Chinese-Egyptian archaeological team has uncovered important relics at the Shekmet Temple near Cairo, shedding new light on the site's history.
TianyuCORRESPONDENT
Led by the Shanghai Museum and Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, the joint mission completed the first large-scale excavation in over 60 years at the ancient city of Memphis.
TianyuCORRESPONDENT
Findings include limestone temple structures bearing hieroglyphs and a nearby mudbrick residential area and traces of wine production and craft workshops.
TianyuCORRESPONDENT
Researchers used new technical methods to document their data.
TianyuCORRESPONDENT
They plan to continue next year studying links between environmental and urban revolution.
TianyuCORRESPONDENT
The Shanghai Museum hopes to showcase the findings in a future exhibition.
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In Shanxi province, a thousand-year-old Buddhist temple stands as a quiet witness to time, nature, and human life.
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But when a highway project threatened its ancient setting, officials and preservationists didn't just save the structure, they fought to protect the very view that makes it sacred.