This jade dragon, merging a pig's head with the coiled body of a dragon, was discovered in a tomb at the Yuanbaoshan site in northeastern China. It represents an iconic artefact of the Hongshan ...

The association with a pig, known to be revered in the Honghsan Culture, is given by the flat ended snout, big round eyes and flat ears. The C-Dragon is one of the most famous Hongshan Jade ...

HongShan Capital Group, the firm formerly known as Sequoia Capital China, is setting up a London office to look for investment opportunities in Europe. The company, known for backing some of China ...

Among them, archaeologists uncovered the largest Hongshan jade dragon, which offers fresh insights into the prehistoric culture. ARTS / CULTURE & LEISURE.

Archaeology & History Archaeologists in China Uncover 5,000-Year-Old Jade ‘Dragon’ The carved jade is typical of Hongshan Neolithic culture.

A series of the latest archaeological discoveries in North China related to the Neolithic Hongshan culture, renowned for its exquisite jade artifacts, have captivated the public's attention.

Hongshan artisans devote their efforts to jade carving, helping to lay the foundation for a global cultural renaissance (Photo: Business Wire) October 04, 2021 07:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time ...

The Hongshan Neolithic Culture is one of the earliest most advanced civilizations discovered in China. The Hongshan people were temple builders who created some of the earliest nephrite jade carvings.

Chinese archaeologists have unearthed the largest jade dragon ever discovered from the Hongshan culture, an important part of the Neolithic Age, at a stone tomb site in the city of Chifeng, ...

In fact, some of the earliest jade artifacts in the country are from Hongshan sites, yet the cradle of Chinese civilization has usually been placed in the Yellow River basin.