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VietnamNews - Oct 14, 2026

A preliminary assessment by the Ninh Bình Provincial Museum found that the ceramic jars were household items dating from the Trần Dynasty (13th–14th centuries). Their deliberate arrangement suggests they may have been buried or stored intentionally.

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