Can tho: Four thousand-year-old artifacts belonging to the Oc Eo culture are preserved and exhibited at the museum of the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho. The objects excavated at the Nhon Thanh archaeological site include a mould set for metal jewelry creation, an intact ceramic vase, a Buddha statue carved from dark brown wood, and a Linga-Yoni set. They are evidence for the brilliant development in the lower region of Hau River (one of the two tributaries of the Mekong River) during the 1st-7th centuries.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the preservation of these rare artifacts helps visitors learn more about the nation's continuous cultural flow and treasure unique historical values amidst modern life. These exhibits offer a glimpse into the rich historical tapestry and cultural achievements of the Oc Eo civilization, providing an educational experience for both locals and tourists.