Yuezhi Mystery: Archaeologists Search Kazakhstan for Lost Traces

ASTANA - Chinese and Kazakh archaeologists have launched a joint study of archaeological sites in Kazakhstan that may link to the ancient Yuezhi people, Wang Jianxin, chief professor at Northwest University’s Research Center for Archaeological Cooperation on the Silk Road in Xi’an, said on the sidelines of an international archaeological …

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