At the excavation site, ceramics are found, which are mainly dishes in the kitchen, tripod and bowl.
In the east of China, archaeologists have discovered the oldest prehistoric city in the country, with almost 6,000 years old. On Friday, September 26th, China Daily reported that there was a reference to the local Institute of Cultural Relights and Archaeology.
It is noted that the negotiation is located in the province of Jiangs in the lower reaches of the Yangtza River near the city of OP, one of the oldest cities in China.
At the site of excavations, archaeologists primarily discovered the remains of the Mazzyaban culture of the Neolithic Age (from about 5000 to 3300 BC), conquered the Yangtze River Delta in the west of modern Shanghai, and late season, called Sunchze culture.
Today, nearly 16 thousand square meters have been dug, where researchers have found products from ceramics, mainly red sandy ceramics, including basic kitchen dishes, tripods and bowls, which are common signs of Majiaban culture.
The head of the Archaeological Group and Deputy Director of the Provincial Institute of Cultural Relights and Archeology said Zhou Zhunken said that, using a radiocarbon review, researchers managed the age of digging and seeds of plants, which dates about 6,000 years ago.
More than 140 Sunjie culture graves containing funeral objects, in particular jade and stone axes, ceramic tripods, cups and jugs with wide throat, have also been found. Some graves, perhaps highly individual people, contain more than 20 objects at the funeral, indicating the high status of their owners.
According to researchers, the Mazzyaban cultural city found nearby is one of the oldest cities of ancient times in China and has a greater amount of academic for studying the origins of Chinese civilization.
Earlier it was reported that a unique 3D mural was discovered in Peru about 4 thousand years.
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