Neolithic China - A Brief History

Neolithic china is not unlike neolithic mesopotamia, where various cultures were emerging in various areas of the river valleys. Excavations demonstrate an agricultural life stale, with domestication including hunting and gathering,. There seems to be little evidence of conflict. Both the majobang and the hemudu cultures appear to have coexisted throughout the fifth millennium b c e, and well into the fourth millennium bc e. Advances in technologies and life stales are evident.