Nepal finds that the Silk Road of India’s printing materials may be extended in the millennium

According to the British "Daily Mail" report, the Silk Road was an important route for trade between silk and spices between East Asia and Europe. The time lasted for hundreds of years. But in Nepal, experts analyzed the textiles and dyes in the tombs and found that the Silk Road may be farther than imagined.

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Archaeologists have discovered a gold-silver cloth funeral mask in a tomb in Nepal. This mask was made from Northeast Asian fabrics between 400 and 650 AD. Dr. Margarita Gleba of the University of Cambridge's Archaeological Research Institute found that these fabrics contain degummed silk fibers and Indian dyes.

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