Abstract
The Zhengzhou Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology excavated at the Shuanghuaishu site in Gongyi, Henan between 2013 and 2020. The excavated features include three encircling trenches, a core residential area, large rammed earth building complexes, rammed earth sacrificial altars, tombs, ash pits, and pottery kilns. Unearthed artifacts include pottery, stone tools, and objects made of animal teeth. The Shuanghuaishu site has been so far the largest middle to late Yangshao residential settlement in the Yellow River valley. Shuanghuaishu and the multiple sites in the neighboring region altogether led to the formation of an impressive site complex on a regional scale.
Postscript
The original article 河南巩义市双槐树新石器时代遗址, prepared by Wanfa Gu 顾万发, Xu Wang 汪旭, Yayi Hu 胡亚毅, and Yingjun Xin 信应君, was published in Kaogu 考古 (Archaeology) 2021.7:99–106 with 42 figures. The abbreviated English version, translated by Tao Li 李涛, has removed 13 figures and 16 notes.
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