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Niuheliang (Chinese: 牛河梁) is a
Neolithic archaeological site in
Liaoning Province,
Northeast China,
along the
middle and
upper reaches of the
Laoha River...
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Northeast China. As
director of the
first large‑scale
excavations at
Niuheliang, he
revealed a
ritual landscape,
including the so‑called “Goddess Temple...
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pregnant woman,
Hongshan Culture,
Liaoning The
archaeological site at
Niuheliang is a
unique ritual complex ****ociated with the
Hongshan culture. Excavators...
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Niuheliang railway station is a
railway station of
Jingshen P****enger
Railway that is
located in
Machang Village,
Chengguan Subdistrict, Lingyuan,...
- the
Shang dynasty. The
sifang is much older, however. It was used at
Niuheliang, and
figured large in
Hongshan culture's astronomy. And it is this area...
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belong to the
Neolithic Hongshan culture (4700 to 2900 BC). The site of
Niuheliang in
Liaoning contains a
pyramidal structure. In 1667 the
Jesuit Father...
- (2006). "Archaeoastronomical
Evidence for
Wuism at the
Hongshan Site of
Niuheliang". De
Groot (1892), p****im Vol. 6.
Libbrecht (2007), p. 43. Fung (2008)...
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February 2025.
Retrieved 22
February 2025. "Sites of
Hongshan Culture: The
Niuheliang Archaeological Site, the
Hongshanhou Archaeological Site, and Weijia****u...
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Northeastern China Xinglongwa Xinglonggou Xinle Zhaobaogou Hongshan Xinglonggou Niuheliang Xiaoheyan Lower Xiajiadian Xinglonggou Laohushan (Xituanshan) Liaoning...
- (2006).
Archaeoastronomical Evidence for
Wuism at the
Hongshan Site of
Niuheliang. S2CID 6794721. O'Keefe,
Daniel (1982).
Stolen Lightning: The
Social Theory...
