A Comparative Study of Prehistoric Life Ways on West Liaohe Upstream Region and Central Plain China
A Comparative Study of Prehistoric Life Ways on West Liaohe Upstream Region and Central Plain China
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2015
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Sun Yong-gan
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Sun Yong-gan
The West Liaohe River upstream region is one of the areas which Chinese modern archaeology started earlier.The archaeological culture sequence of this region in prehistoric period had created a system of itself after generations' hard work.The spectrum of this area is very clear.The main archaeological cultures are Small Hexi Culture,Xinglongwa Culture,Fuhe Culture,Zhaobaogou Culture,Hongshan Culture and Xiaoheyan Culture.This region is from the semi-arid region to the areas of excessive area which is sensitive to environmental changes.At last,this area evolved a unique economic form which contains gathering,hunting,farming and animal husbandry in the prehistoric time.Compared with the West Liaohe Upstream Region,the body of the Early Neolithic economic production activities is still gathering and hunting.Agriculture is the auxiliary production activities in the Early Neolithic.The mode of production gives priority to agriculture at the middle of Neolithic Age(Yangshao Culture).To the late Neolithic Age(Longshan Culture),the central China has been in the stage of agricultural production.Rain fed agriculture in northern China shows that crop layout in the Central Plains region has tended to complicate at that time.