Collection of Pre-Qin Archaeology in Haidai District

Author: Gao Guangren
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: This collection is the main research achievements of the author in archaeology in the Haidi Region (a historical and cultural area marked by the Bohai, Yellow Sea, Tai Mountain, and ancient course of the Huai River) over nearly a decade. It is divided into six parts: "General Archaeological Overview of the Haidi Region in Pre-Qin Times," which includes discussions on the brief prehistoric archaeological history of the Haidi Region and the cultural development and regional characteristics from the Paleolithic Age to the unification of the Qin Dynasty. "Research on the Beixin Culture and Dahankou Culture" and "Research on the Haidi Longshan Culture and Yueshi Culture" are studies on the chronological research of prehistoric cultures in the Haidi Region, analyzing the origins, developments, periods, and social characteristics of each culture, as well as conducting case studies on the famous Hua Ting and Xicheng Town sites. "Archaeological Research on the Shang, Zhou, and Qin Dynasties in the Haidi Region" is a recent work that explains the process of the indigenous culture of the Haidi Region merging with the culture of the Central Plains Dynasty, both peacefully and non-peacefully, and ultimately unifying. "Special Studies" conducts a longitudinal study on pottery kilns, 'Turtle Spirit and Dog Sacrifices,' and ancestral worship remains in the Haidi Region. "Archaeological Research on the Relationship Between Culture and Environment" primarily focuses on environmental information obtained from excavations, reconstructing the prehistoric environment of the Haidi Region and exploring the relationship between prehistoric cultures within and outside the Haidi Region and their environments. This book is suitable for archaeologists, historians, history teachers in universities and high schools, as well as readers with a high school education or higher.