Chinese history (before history)

 [Pre-history (about 1.7 million years ago - B.C.2070)]

- Civilization sprouts in the Chinese continent.

The Wonmoin fossil discovered in Wonmo, Unnam Province, China, is about 1.7 million years ago and is a relic proving that early humans have evolved in this area. In about 1.7 million years since then, the rich and colorful stone Age civilization ruins from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic period allow us to portray the civilization evolution of the old Chinese before the Ha Dynasty.

About 800,000 years ago, Namjeonin of Seomseoseong was the first human race to walk upright, and Beijingin of Beijing Jugu branch about 500,000 years ago was already able to produce simple production tools. About 100,000 years ago, the authorized people of Daeryoin and Sanseoseong completed their transition as intelligent people.

Paleolithic stoneware excavated from Sanseoseong Fortress and Habukseong Fortress and three protruding spikes excavated from Jeongchon, Sanseoseong Fortress are the most typical representatives.

The Neolithic period begins around 6,000 BC. During this period, agriculture and livestock emerged more important than fishing, hunting, and collection, and it symbolizes the development of civilization with many patterns and brilliant saturation and black islands.

The early foundation of Chinese civilization has already been gradually confirmed in the Neolithic era, centered on the society of the maternal clan.