Jiahu, Neolithic site in China
Jiahu is an archaeological site in Henan Province, China.
Dating back to 7000 BC, Jiahu is one of the earliest known Neolithic settlements in China.
The site is renowned for its early examples of Chinese writing, pottery, and musical instruments.
Visitors can explore the site's museum to learn more about its history and significance.
Jiahu is home to the world's oldest playable musical instrument, a bone flute.
Location: Henan
Inception: 8 Millenium BCE
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