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Laos discovers many objects believed to be antiquities

Fourteen Buddha statues, 22 swords, and a gong believed to be antiquities were recently discovered by local residents inside a cave in Nadee village in Viengthong district, the central Lao province of Bolikhamxay, Lao media reported on April 28.
Laos discovers many objects believed to be antiquities ảnh 1Some objects recently found in a cave in Nadee village in Viengthong district, Bolikhamxay province of Laos. (Source: The Star)
Vientiane(VNA) - Fourteen Buddha statues,22 swords, and a gong believed to be antiquities were recently discovered bylocal residents inside a cave in Nadee village in Viengthong district, thecentral Lao province of Bolikhamxay, Lao media reported on April 28.

Basedon their appearance, local authorities believe they could be antiquities andhave asked archaeologists to verify the age of the items.

Local media cited SonthongVibounkuang, Director of the Bolikhamxay provincial Information,Culture and Tourism Department, as saying that people came across the relics insidethe cave, which is located in a wooded area, and notified authorities whobelieve that 13 of the Buddha statues are made of gold.

Authorities have placed the antiquitiesin a safe location in Nadee village.

Suchfindings are not uncommon in Laos. Ancient Buddha statues and relics have beenunearthed in many places, both hidden in containers and buried in the ground,according to local media./.
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