Hongshan Culture
Near Chaoyang, Liaoning. Identified in 1981 and excavated in 1983-85. Its integrated altar-temple-tomb complex is regarded as the ritual center of Hongshan culture.
Hongshan Culture
The "Red Hill" site at Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, which gave Hongshan culture its name.
Xinglongwa Culture
A planned moat-encircled village that yielded some of the world's earliest jade jue ornaments.
Xinglongwa Culture
At Fuxin, Liaoning. A dragon figure formed of piled stones and early jade objects place it in debates on the origins of dragon and jade traditions.
Hongshan Culture
A Hongshan ritual site at Kazuo, Liaoning, where small figurines apparently depicting pregnant women were found.