An archeological site full of metallurgy tools and pottery dating back nearly 3,000 years ago has been discovered in Vietnam’s central Khanh Hoa province. The Vietnam Archeology Institute found a number of bronze molds and bronze-refining tools, eight tombs and over 126,000 pieces of pottery in the Vinh Yen 50-square meter site in Van Ninh district. The antiques belonged to an ancient village, whose residents lived on agriculture, pottery and bronze-casting.

Source: The Manila Times (8 December 2007)