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This media file presents an informational display panel, likely from a museum or exhibition, titled "宾川白羊村遗址" (Binchuan Baiyang Village Site) from "新石器时期 The Neolithic Period" (The Neolithic Period). The accompanying text describes the Baiyang Village Site as being located in Baiyang Village, Taihe Township, Binchuan County, dating back approximately 3770 years. It states the site covers 3000 square meters and is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Excavations have yielded numerous stone tools (axes, adzes, knives, sickles, spinning wheels, net sinkers), pottery, bone needles, and pierced shell ornaments. The site also contains well-preserved house foundations and various storage pits. These pits held carbonized rice grains, rice husks, and grayish-white grain powder, making it one of the earliest known rice-farming cultural remains on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau and marking the beginning of Dali's rice-farming civilization. Three images are displayed: 1. **Top-left:** Captioned "白羊村遗址" (Baiyang Village Site), this photograph shows a vast field of yellow crops, possibly rapeseed, under a bright sky with distant mountains, illustrating the modern-day landscape of the site. 2. **Middle:** Captioned "探方内遗迹" (Excavation unit remains), this image offers an aerial view of an archaeological excavation, revealing numerous dark, circular pits or postholes within lighter soil, indicating ancient structures or storage features. 3. **Bottom-right:** Captioned "墓葬M6、M7" (Tomb M6, M7), this detailed shot shows a burial pit containing the skeletons of two individuals, positioned next to each other, with an archaeological scale bar providing size context. The display provides a factual overview of a significant Neolithic archaeological site in the Da Li Bai Zu Zi Zhi Zhou, China, highlighting early agricultural practices.
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