50,000-year-old fire traces might hold secrets about China's uninterrupted civilization
Archaeological discoveries in China, including fire traces from 50,000 years ago and the grid-planned capital of the Xia Dynasty, reveal humanity's deep roots and the early rise of states. These findings, alongside sites showcasing cultural integration, highlight China's long history and its role as a hub of civilizational heritage.
Archaeological discoveries in China, including fire traces from 50,000 years ago and the grid-planned capital of the Xia Dynasty, reveal humanity's deep roots and the early rise of states. These findings, alongside sites showcasing cultural integration, highlight China's long history and its role as a hub of civilizational heritage.
