Core Viewpoint - The sixth World Archaeological Forum held in Shanghai showcased 22 significant field archaeological discoveries and important archaeological research results, highlighting advancements in understanding human civilization and cultural heritage [1] Group 1: Major Archaeological Discoveries - The research on the Hongshan social civilization process and the Qingjian Zhaigou site from Shaanxi were selected for the major field archaeological discoveries exhibition [1] - The Hongshan civilization research, led by a team from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, involved extensive studies across various sites, including the Niuhua Liang site and the Zhengjiagou site in Hebei, revealing significant insights into the development of Hongshan society and tracing the origins of Chinese civilization [1] Group 2: Important Archaeological Research Results - The project "From Aggregation to Integration: Interactions of Populations in Central and Southern Inner Mongolia during the Eastern Zhou Period," led by Zhang Xu, was included in the important archaeological research results exhibition [1] - The molecular archaeology research project, directed by researcher Fu Qiaomei, aimed to map the migration, evolution, and adaptation of populations in East Asia over the past 100,000 years, also featured in the forum [1] Group 3: Forum Details - The sixth World Archaeological Forum was co-hosted by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai Municipal Government, and the National Cultural Heritage Administration, focusing on the theme "Technology, Society, and Archaeology" [1] - Concurrently, the "Jade and Civilization: Liangzhu Culture Special Exhibition" was held at the new museum of Shanghai University [1]