National Treasure – Pottery Stove with Pottery Cauldron (Neolithic – Hemudu)
The museum says it’s for baking clay like a low temperature kiln, but it looks more like a cooking stove.
Eat Well, Laugh Loud, Live Long
The museum says it’s for baking clay like a low temperature kiln, but it looks more like a cooking stove.
I like to shake a leg /
I like to nod my head /
I like to make a snow angel while lying in my bed /
– Jason Mraz, “I feel like dancing”
The earliest example of lacquerware found in China
This archaeological artefact was unearthed at Hemudu, Yuyao, which demonstrates the sacred primitive belief of Hemudu people.
The sanctity of childbirth and the male-female figures are important symbols of Chinese Neolithic culture.




