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Taosi (Chinese: 陶寺; pinyin:
Táosì) is an
archaeological site in
Xiangfen County, Shanxi, China.
Taosi is
considered to be part of the late
phase of the...
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Longshan Cultural Site
includes Dengfeng Wangchenggang Site in Wangwan,
Taosi Site and
Mengzhuang Site in Hougang. A
distinctive feature of the Longshan...
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Taosi Township (simplified Chinese: 陶寺乡;
traditional Chinese: 陶寺鄉; pinyin:
Táosì Xiāng) is a
township in
Xiangfen County, Shanxi, China. It is bordered...
- East Asia – was
found at
Taosi that
seems to
coincide with the
ancient records. Some
Chinese archaeologists believe that
Taosi was the site of a state...
- Jew's harp (kouxian) from the
Taosi site in Shanxi, China,
dated to
around 2000 BC...
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stick dating from 2300 BC that was
excavated at the
archeological site of
Taosi is the
oldest gnomon known in China. The
gnomon was
widely used in ancient...
- A snake-like
dragon body
painted on red
pottery wares was
discovered at
Taosi (Shanxi) from the
second phase of the
Longshan Culture, and a dragon-like...
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striped grid patterns. The
earliest metal bells, with one
found in the
Taosi site, and four in the
Erlitou site,
dated to
about 2000 BC, may have been...
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first bells appeared in 1000 BC. The
earliest metal bells, one
found in the
Taosi site, and four in the
Erlitou site, are
dated to
about 2000 BC.
Bells for...
- "The
impactful legacy of
Liangzhu Culture is seen in
Longshan in Shandong,
Taosi in Shanxi,
Qijia in
Ganqing and many
other sites in
northern Shaanxi, where...
