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Longshan culture |
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Longshan cultureor Lung-shan culture(2500–1900 BC) Neolithic culture of China's Huang He (Yellow River) valley. Large sites with rammed-earth walls have been found. Characteristic Longshan pottery has thin walls and is well crafted; there are tall-stemmed black cups with eggshell-thin walls as well as polished black beakers. Oracle bones were used for divination. There is evidence of differentiation in social status, and jade artifacts and traces of metallurgy have been found. |
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| Arrested on May 7, 2004, she was taken to the Longshan Forced Labor Camp in Shenyang City, where she was tortured for seven hours. 52) Chen Longshan, "Wo guan chaoxian jingji" (I See North Korea's Economy), a paper prepared for an international seminar on inter-Korean cooperation held in June, 2002 in Beijing, p. Solvay Osterreich GmbH, Austria - BASF Antwerpen NV - Solvay SA - Botswana Ash (Botash) - Compania Nacional de Alcalis - Solvay Sodi AD, Bulgaria - Dahua Group Dalian Chemical Industry Company Limited - Hangzhou Longshan Chemical Co. |
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