Hongshan culture sites

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Hongshan culture sites are Neolithic archaeological locations in northeastern China known for their sophisticated jade artifacts, ritual architecture, and early evidence of complex social and religious practices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Neolithic site
archaeological site
associatedWith ancestor worship
early Chinese religious traditions
shamanistic practices
chronologicallyPrecedes Bronze Age cultures in Northeast China
Xiajiadian culture sites
country China
culture Hongshan culture NERFINISHED
discoveredInCentury 20th century
earliestEvidenceOf large-scale ceremonial centers in Northeast China
excavatedBy Chinese archaeologists
hasArchaeologicalFind bone artifact
ceramic vessel
jade dragon
jade figurine
jade pig-dragon
stone tool
hasFeature altars
burial mounds
cairns
circular enclosures
platforms
sacrificial pits
stone-paved structures
temple-like buildings
knownFor evidence of complex social organization
evidence of early religious practices
jade artifacts
ritual architecture
locatedIn Hebei Province NERFINISHED
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region NERFINISHED
Liaoning Province NERFINISHED
Northeast China NERFINISHED
materialUsed bone
jade
pottery
stone
partOf Hongshan culture NERFINISHED
period Neolithic period
researchField Chinese Neolithic archaeology
significance early evidence of complex ritual systems in East Asia
important for study of origins of Chinese civilization
temporalExtent c. 4700 BCE – 2900 BCE
typicalSiteType cemetery
ceremonial center
settlement

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Chifeng hasArchaeologicalSite Hongshan culture sites