Core Insights - The archaeological discovery at the Jiazhai site in Shanxi Province provides direct evidence of cultural exchange between the Dawenkou culture and the Miaodigou Phase II culture in southeastern Shanxi [1][4]. Summary by Sections Archaeological Findings - The Jiazhai site is located in Qinchai Town, Yangcheng County, Jin City, Shanxi Province, covering an area of at least 30,000 square meters, with visible pottery fragments on the surface [3]. - A large house site from the Miaodigou Phase II culture was uncovered, along with artifacts such as a gray-white pottery cup and a green jade ring [4][7]. Cultural Significance - The discovered artifacts, including the pottery cup dated to approximately 4,700 years ago, indicate significant cultural interactions in the region [4]. - The findings suggest that the Qinhe River basin and the southern Taihang area served as a cultural exchange hub between the Dawenkou and Longshan cultures, as well as regions in southwestern and northwestern Shanxi [7].
山西阳城贾寨遗址发现庙底沟二期文化房址 出土圈足杯、玉环等遗物
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-05-13 08:48