Dadiwan culture, Archaeological site in China
Dadiwan culture represents the prehistoric human activity in the Qin'an County.
The remains date back to between 7900 and 4000 years ago.
The culture is known for its early evidence of agriculture and pottery making.
The Dadiwan relics were first discovered during the 1950s.
Dadiwan site provides some of the earliest evidence of millet being cultivated as a staple crop.
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