Dong Son Culture

The Dong Son Culture (around 700 BCE to 100 CE) was an Bronze Age civilization in ancient Vietnam, known for its advanced bronze craftsmanship. It featured distinctive drums, tools, weapons, and intricate decorations, reflecting skilled metallurgy and artistry. The culture thrived along the Red River Delta, engaging in rice farming and trade. Dong Son artifacts reveal social organization, craftsmanship, and connections with neighboring regions. It played a crucial role in shaping Vietnam’s early history and cultural identity, with its influence lasting through subsequent periods.