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Xinglongwa culture
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Xinglongwa culture

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    The Xinglongwa culture in Inner Mongolia began sometime just before 8000 bp and had well-developed stone and pottery technology, broomcorn millet, rectangular houses arranged in rows with a ditch surrounding the community, and burials of people and pigs below some house floors. The immediate predecessor of…

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    The Xinglongwa culture in Inner Mongolia began sometime just before 8000 bp and had well-developed stone and pottery technology, broomcorn millet, rectangular houses arranged in rows with a ditch surrounding the community, and burials of people and pigs below some house floors. The immediate predecessor of…

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