Hongshan culture, which existed around 4500 to 3000 BCE, is a significant Neolithic culture. It is part of the broader Hongshan Civilization, which predates the world’s four major ancient civilizations. This civilization includes various cultures such as Xinglongwa, Fuhe, and Zhaobaogou.
Hongshan culture was discovered in areas like Chifeng and Liaoning in China, with notable sites at Niuheliang and Dongshanzui. These sites revealed important artifacts like goddess temples, large altars, and various jade objects, showcasing the advanced nature of this culture.
We aim to highlight the importance of Hongshan culture and provide a deeper understanding by examining its artifacts.