Humans Made Pottery Long Before They Farmed — And Archaeology Is Catching Up
For more than a century, archaeology taught a simple rule: pottery belonged to farmers. Clay vessels were seen as a technological by-product of agriculture, sedentary…
For more than a century, archaeology taught a simple rule: pottery belonged to farmers. Clay vessels were seen as a technological by-product of agriculture, sedentary…
For decades, the stone walls of Shimao—one of the largest and most imposing Neolithic settlements in northern China—have guarded a silence that archaeology alone could…