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Clues to Legendary Tibetan Culture Emerge
From World Tibet Network News, over the past decade, however, research by amateur historian and explorer John Vincent Bellezza has begun to put a historical and archaeological foundation under the legend of Zhang Zhung.
Towers to the Heavens
From MSNBC, documentary recounts the history of mysterious ancient structures in Tibet.
Northern Tibet Exploration
Article in Asian Arts by John Vincent Bellezza archaeological discoveries of the Changthang Circuit Expedition 1999.
Neolithic Nomadic Relics Site Found
From China Daily, archeologists have discovered a site used by New Stone Age nomadic people at an altitude of 4,234 meters in Tibet.
Zhang Zhung Dictionary
The 1997 glossary compiled by Dan Martin. (PDF)
Ancient Lections of Tibetan Buddhism to be Gathered
From Xinhuanet, the lections were piled up in a huge wall that is 60 meterslong and 10 meters high at the Sagya Monastery in Sagya county, roughly 400 kilometers from Lhasa, capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region.
Zhang Zhung Preservation Project
Dedicated to the study and conservation of the remnants of the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire and civilization of Tibet.
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