archaeologists have excavated Jinggu Dai Yi Autonomous County in three sites , respectively, clouds crossing the site , South Village board port field sites and housing sites have been excavated strip axes , ax -shaped stone axes , stone net sinkers , stone cone , etc. more than 10,000 pieces of human production and life of ancient Neolithic tools , also found a similar small stove construction .
Simao City in Yunnan Province,
ralph lauren pas cher, southwest of the territory inhabited by the Han, Wa , Lahu , Hani , Yi, Dai and other ethnic minorities , ethnic and cultural resources are very rich.
archaeologists also Lancang Lahu Autonomous County of the new urban and rural sites of the ancient city of Ming groove depth study . This is a rare town Dai small ancient site , was built in the Peak, outside a trench , trench outside the walls there are bulldozers , its plane roughly oval , about 200 meters, a width of 150 meters. Moat width of 10.5 meters, is now more visual depth of 1.8 meters . According to experts, this ancient site has obvious features of the ancient city sites Dai , an initial guess of its time in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties .
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the archaeological excavations , including nine locations Simao City . Of which 8 of the New Stone Age ruins , a land of ancient tombs . All excavation work conducted in two phases , will end in May 2007 .
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Xinhua Kunming, January 10 (Reporter Anxi Ya Zhang Ni ) Yunnan Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology of archaeologists in Simao City , Yunnan Province Dai and Yi Autonomous County in Jinggu three archaeological sites excavated more than 10,000 pieces of Neolithic artifacts.
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