Niuheliang Archaeological Site

Across the Lingyuan–Jianping boundary in Chaoyang, Niuheliang brings together temples, altars and stone-covered graves from roughly 5,500 to 5,000 years ago. Protective halls and the site museum help explain the excavated landscape. Excavated jade figures are held by the Liaoning Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, alongside a much wider regional collection.

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  1. For comparison, a jade pig-dragon from Niuheliang Locality 16, as identified by the provincial heritage authority.Source: Liaoning Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism. Photographer and image license not stated. · Rights status unknown Photo source ↗ Original aspect ratio retained. Display copies resized only when needed; no enlargement, crop or retouching.