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         㟌ᥨ˗᫛ঃڈⅲᑕ⊅ࣰᓁ͞ᐷ٪ǐॏᨩᥨ⇈ᖢ๷ຍ㨾
         ᖢ✥⨑ᪿ㑦ঋ⡊ྴܕǐ˹⿀ֱຎॼ૱᫶ঃڈ䢲ڙ͠㚕
         ੘ᥨ᳦₇䢲⾾٫⦰ᥨ⳹⇈ັ๷ຍˏຯǐ㟌ᥨ٫ඩⅲᥨ⳹
         ᩄ೎✥㤍ગ˖൬̑ܰᕖてᐷ٪ⅲˏ̮ॏ♘ǐॼ⎼ᦾ൶㑦
         ঋˮ䢲˖൬᳦⨑ᪿᐷ٪䢲˗൬ᒶෳᰁᐷ٪䢲をᒝ̞⨑ᪿ
         ᐷ٪ᒶ⁳ෳᰁᐷ٪Ⅼൢ⡊ϜǐᎯᐁധသ⌏♘ᑚ͞˩⚯ᘬ
         ᢫䢲ໝ͞☼᳦ՌԬע    䤄ע    ໝǐ⨑ᪿᐷ٪㑦ঋ
         ֨ॸⅲ␸␽ǏἔࣰǏᕖח♃ⅲ㷖㡦ǏⒾ⛷ࣰḵǏ⚘㷄❎
         ި⓼䢲㐝ˏᏵ۵ᐷ٪Փᕖ㭙᥅ᬠⅲ⽖㡦⧀ᾔἔᇦ⻒䢲㧩
         ⍷̞㟌ᥨ˕⿰ᨕۈ୥⍻ᕒᕳᕩⅲḵㇲᐷ٪Ⅼൢ᥅ໜ䢲̷
         ϕˮ४ᑕ⊅ࣰᓁ͞⡃۵ⅲՇೲᕇ؟ㅵ೾ǐ

         LIANGZHU CULTURE

         Liangzhu Culture is a Neolithic culture developed in
         the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. It is named after
         the archaeological site located at Liangzhu of Yuhang
         County in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.  Liangzhu
         Culture is primarily spread around Lake Taihu area,
         stretching down to Qiantang River in the south and
         up to Changzhou area in Jiangsu province. Excavated
         materials from the upper stratum of Qingdun in
         Hai'an county of Jiangsu province also suggest their
         connection to the Liangzhu Culture.  At the site of the
         Fuquan Mountain, its upper stratum is attributed to the
         Liangzhu Culture while its lower stratum to the Songze
         Culture, thus indicating the former may have evolved
         from the Songze Culture. Scientific radiocarbon dating
         places the Liangzhu Culture to circa 3300 to 2200
         BC. Millets, jade carvings, carved black pottery, woven
         bamboo, linen and silk fabrics were among the finds
         from the Liangzhu sites.  Among the material cultures
         found such as the advanced  level of pottery making
         and jade carvings, all these would strongly support a
         community that had reached an unprecedented level
         of sophistication.















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