Ancient royal tombs in North Korea appear to have been opened, damaged
Summary
Seven Goryeo-era (Koryo) tombs, including two within the official buffer zone of the Kaesong city UNESCO World Heritage Site, appear to have been damaged or otherwise opened, according to high-resolution satellite imagery, raising questions about the safety of archaeological sites within North Korea. The ancient city that is now Kaesong was settled in 918. For […]
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