China’s Xinle culture, found primarily around the …
Years: 5229BCE - 5086BCE
China’s Xinle culture, found primarily around the lower Liao River on the Liaodong Peninsula in Liaoning, begins around 5200.
The culture shows evidence of millet cultivation and pig domestication.
Recovered artifacts include deep-bellied pots with impressed rope patterns, microliths, polished stone tools, chipped stone tools, carbonized particles, and wooden carved items.
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