Zhejiang Liangzhu Cultural Jade Workshop Site is unearthed well

On August 30, the reporter was informed that the archeological excavation site of the small bridgehead site of the Small Bridge Head of the Jade Workshop in Yangdun Village, Ledian Town, Huzhou, Zhejiang, was unearthed from the well -preserved Liangzhu period.

Liangzhu is a sacred place for more than 5,000 years of civilization for more than 5,000 years. In 2019, the Liangzhu Ancient City site was included in the World Heritage List.

Figures of the Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology at the site

From the perspective of production scale, the site of the Jade workshop in the middle of the year is the largest jade workshop site in Liangzhu during the lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

"At present, the bones of people in the tomb during the Liangzhu period are more intact and relatively rare." Zhu Yefei, the person in charge of the Chu Mingming site at the Zhejiang Institute of Cultural Relics and Archeology, was very surprised by this.

She introduced that the tomb was about 170 cm and 70 cm, respectively. According to the teeth and pelvic forms of human bones, archeologists judged that this was an adult's skeleton.

"There is only one pottery bean and Tao Ding in the tomb. This is a common and commonly used daily necessities during the Liangzhu period." Zhu Yefei said that it can be inferred that this is a relatively low -level tomb. The identity of the human bone may be the system. Craftsman of Jade Workshop. "Save the complete human bone plays an important role in some research in the field of physical anthropology in the later period, and it is also convenient for museums to display, so that the public can better understand the basic human physique in the Liangzhu period."

Source: China News Network

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