Co Loa arrowhead mould collection recognised as national treasure

A collection of arrowhead moulds preserved at the Co Loa ancient citadel site in Hanoi’s Dong Anh district has been recognised as a national treasure.The three-piece stone moulds, unearthed during an excavation at the relic site between 2004 and 2007, date back to the Dong Son culture (c. 5th-1st century BC) - a Bronze Age culture in ancient Vietnam centred in the north’s Red River Delta.The

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