Is the "jujube pit" discovered during the excavation of Shi Cun site in Xia County, Yuncheng, Shanxi Province related to the legend of sericulture in Lei Zu?

As one of the most important tribes in ancient China, Lei Zu was called? The ancestor of sericulture? . Recently, Journal of Shaanxi Normal University (Natural Science Edition) published the research results of Liu Yunhua, a researcher from Shanxi Institute of Archaeology, on jujube pits unearthed at Shi Cun site in Xia County. According to the historical records of China, the Yellow Emperor was born in Pingyang, married Lei Zu and gave birth to four sons, namely, Zhuan Xu and He. He is the ancestor of the Chinese nation. The legendary Lei Zu is the founder of the Silk Country? Yellow emperor. Long ago, people didn't invent feeding tools. Later, people rubbed mulberry leaves to eat, and sericulture became the most basic food for human survival. There are many records about sericulture in Shan Hai Jing. Let's take a look today. The Yellow Emperor and Leizu are mentioned in Shan Hai Jing. Are they brothers and sisters who raise silkworms for a living? .

The sericulture legends of the Yellow Emperor and Lei Zu have a great influence on Chinese people. It is said that Lei Zu was the founder of the Silk Country and invented the sericulture method, which guaranteed people's lives in the most basic way. ? Xiao Xuan's son, Huangdi, was named Di Qing, also known as Tang Yao? And the princess of Di Ku. ? The emperor of the Yellow Emperor, my life is also; He gave birth to four sons, namely Xiao Xuan, Zhuan Xu, Di Ku and Tang Yao. So there is another saying: Prince Boyi of Yao Di was named Xuantao; Shun Di Zen Eight in Huang Taiji;

Tang Yao's world collapsed; Yaoyu began to rule the world, and his two sons died after twenty years in office. My son said Xuantao? (Shan Hai Jing Volume 1) That is to say, the Yellow Emperor began to raise silkworms from birth. Later, due to the lack of raw material processing and other reasons, the development of silk was slow, so it has been recorded in ancient China literature. In addition to these two legendary figures, there are many history books about sericulture that mention sericulture in the Yellow Emperor and Lei Zu. What are these related materials?

Is it in the Book of Songs? The goddess fills the sky, and the millstone changes the rope? That legend. Before 3000 BC, our ancestors had begun to use ground pottery. Then let's take a look at this pottery unearthed from Shi Cun site in Xia county, which is about 1.9 cm long and 1 cm thick. ? Jujube stone? (Figure 3) On the surface, it is related to mulberry leaves, but if you look closely, you will find that it is a round pottery, which may be used to make ropes. This kind of stone tool, like the common walnuts in our life, will also be used.