Liangzhu Silhouette: Bian Jiashan
by Zhao Ye
About This Novel
Bianjiashan is a long site on the south side of the Liangzhu ancient city and is also part of the outer city wall of the late Liangzhu period. After three excavations, important relics such as a cemetery, a harbor-shaped ash ditch, and a wooden pier were discovered in the western part of the site. A large number of relics such as pottery, stone tools, lacquered wood wares, bone horn wares, and jade wares were also unearthed. Although there are no high-level tombs or ritual activity sites in Bianjiashan, it systematically reflects the production and life of ordinary people during the Liangzhu period, embodies all aspects of the living conditions of Liangzhu ancestors, and is an excellent window for understanding the secular life of Liangzhu society. Through the interpretation of Bianjiashan ruins and relics, this book allows readers to fully understand Bianjiashan, a site that can be called the silhouette of Liangzhu society.
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