Under the newly released 15th Five-Year Plan for archaeology, Chinese scientists will prioritize the development of advanced technologies, including remote sensing, ancient DNA analysis, underwater robotics, and artificial intelligence models designed for the virtual restoration of unearthed artifacts.
The initiative also outlines a strategy to broaden international cooperation, with plans to conduct joint fieldwork across Asia and launch collaborative research projects focused on Austronesian-speaking regions, the Himalayas, and the historic Silk Road and Maritime Silk Road corridors.
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