Date of early writing in China pushed back to 7-8,000 BP

Written May 19, 2007 in anthropology, culture, linguistics

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Chinese archaeologists say they have found more than 2,000 pictographs dating back 7,000 to 8,000 years, about 3,000 years before other texts that are believed to be the origin of modern Chinese characters

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Date of early writing in China pushed back to 7-8,000 BP

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