🚀 Ancient mysteries are being unraveled! Archaeologists have struck gold—well, jade—in the ruins of the ancient city of Liangzhu in China. 🏺✨
On Wednesday, at a bustling press conference in Beijing, the National Cultural Heritage Administration announced thrilling new discoveries from the Liangzhu ancient city and its vast water conservancy system. 🌊🏛️
But what's the big deal about Liangzhu? Imagine a city that's over 5,000 years old, dating back between 5,300 to 4,300 years ago! 😲 Liangzhu culture is like a hidden gem from the Neolithic era, and it's been captivating archaeologists since its discovery in 1936 in Zhejiang Province. 📜🌟
One of the coolest things about Liangzhu is its incredible jade artifacts. We're talking about jade pieces in all shapes and sizes, making it a treasure trove for anyone interested in ancient bling! 💚💎 The UNESCO-listed ruins are literally oozing with these precious finds.
Thanks to the "Archaeology China" project, the Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology has been digging deeper into Liangzhu's secrets. They've been exploring the core settlement and its surrounding water systems, leading to some mind-blowing breakthroughs in recent years. 🔍🛠️
These new findings don't just add to our history books—they're like connecting the dots in humanity's grand story. And who knows, maybe there's still more to uncover beneath the surface! 🗺️🏞️
Stay tuned, history buffs and adventure seekers! The past is coming alive, and it's more exciting than ever. 🌟🔥
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
