Located in the Yangtze River Basin on the south-eastern coast of China, the archaeological ruins of Liangzhu, dating back to 3,300-2,300 BCE, reveal an early regional state with a unified belief system based on rice cultivation in Late Neolithic China.
The World Heritage Site comprises four areas – the Area of Yaoshan Site, the Area of High-dam at the Mouth of the Valley, the Area of Low-dam on the Plain and the Area of City Site – which are an example of early urban civilisation.
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