What is carved dragon tablet culture?

Located at the junction of ancient North and South cultures in China, the Diaolongbei site is the most important painted pottery site found in the Yangtze River basin. Its brilliance can be compared with Yangshao culture in the north, Qujialing culture in the south and Daxi culture. It can be said that it brings together the essence of North and South cultures and has unique local characteristics. Its cultural characteristics are not only local characteristics, but also influenced by the surrounding culture, so it is very unique. Its discovery is of great significance to the study of cultural exchanges between North and South in the Neolithic Age.

The site of Diaolongbei is located in Wuzhuang Village, Reuters Town, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, central China. It is the settlement site of clan commune in the middle and late Neolithic age, about 6000 years ago. Diaolong background area

The site of Diaolongbei was found in 1957. Archaeologists excavated from 1990 to 1992 because of its rich connotation and unique appearance. There are houses, caves, tombs and other relics found in the site, and thousands of production tools, household appliances and animal bones have been unearthed. Many of these artifacts are not found in other sites at the same time, especially the base address of the house with sliding door, which is similar to the modern unit house. This is the first discovery in China, and it is also rare in the world ancient sites. Since 1990, the Institute of Archaeology of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has carried out five excavations successively, which made the remains and relics buried underground for thousands of years shine again layer by layer, and unearthed a large number of stone labor tools such as axes, hoes, chisels, shovels, hoes, plows, sickles and hoes, as well as a number of bowls and bowls with great research and ornamental value. What is particularly amazing is that the building where our ancestors lived has used lime and cement-like building materials, built the house into a unit structure, and used sliding doors. This is a major discovery that prehistoric archaeology has never had. As early as 5000 or 6000 years ago, our ancestors had invented it and used it widely in our lives, but we still use it in some areas today. Five or six thousand years ago, ancient humans settled here and lived in primitive ethnic communes, creating a very valuable culture.