When it comes to the Maritime Silk Road, the vast majority of Chinese are unfamiliar.
Referring to the fact that the Chinese have been the hegemon of the sea for more than nine thousand years, all Chinese are strangers.
Almost all the blind experts almost unanimously say that the Maritime Silk Road began in the Qin and Han dynasties.
Too young, too simple.
When it comes to the Maritime Silk Road, the Qin Dynasty has entered an extremely mature stage. At the end of 1974, the ruins of the Nanyue National Palace Office were discovered on Zhongshan 4th Road in present-day Guangzhou, and the ruins of the Qin Dynasty shipyard were discovered under the ruins of the Palace Administration. The Qin Dynasty shipyard cleared a 29-meter-long slipway and found a 3,600-square-meter shipbuilding timber processing plant. After many exploration studies, the conclusion is that:
The Qin Dynasty shipyard consisted of three wooden shipyards with a length of more than 100 meters, running parallel to east and west, and a timber processing plant on the south side, which could build wooden ships with a width of 8 meters, a length of 30 meters, and a load of 50 or 60 tons.
Goujian, the king of Yue, has already built a port city sentence. History proves that Viet Nam has always been a maritime country. Located at the mouth of the Yangtze River, Zhejiang Youyu has created the oldest marine civilization on the earth.
The northern route of the Silk Road has very early historical records and archaeological discoveries. Since the establishment of the Zhou Dynasty (1112 B.C.), Jizi, the uncle of the Emperor of Zhou, set out from the seaport of Bohai Bay on the Shandong Peninsula and arrived on the Korean Peninsula by water.
5800 years ago in Anhui Lingjiatan site, found and Liaoning Hongshan culture exactly the same jade carvings and other cultural relics, empirical evidence that at the latest 5800 years ago, Liaoning Hongshan and Anhui Lingjiatan there was a close interaction, and not only the exchange of things, but also the exchange of people. These two places are thousands of kilometers apart, and the ships that come and go are the ports that must pass through the Yangtze River estuary.
Hongshan in Liaoning Province and Yuyao in Zhejiang Province had mature maritime trade exchanges at the latest 7,000 years ago. The pottery unearthed in Zhaobaogou is exactly the same as the Youyu pottery produced in Hemudu, Zhejiang, which proves that the connection between Lingjiatan in Anhui Province and Hongshan in Liaoning Province has long existed.
The northern route of the Maritime Silk Road existed 7,000 years ago at the latest, and the painted pottery of the Yu clan in Zhejiang has been sold to Liaoning since 7,000 years ago at the latest.
Of course!
The earliest pottery on earth was made by the Youyu clan in China 20,000 years ago, and the following is the distribution area of pottery 15,000 years ago, all of which were transported and spread by the Yu clan by sea without exception.
There is Yu's or pottery road distribution
This area of pottery distribution and diffusion, it is proved that the predecessor of the Maritime Silk Road was the Maritime Pottery Road, and the scope is mainly to the north.
Along the warm and cold currents, the ships of the Yu clan carried pottery from north to south along China's eastern coastline, carrying out the earliest commercial activities on earth. Until the Yu Shun period of the Yu family, the "Historical Records" also recorded that Yu Shun "Tao Riverside, make utensils in Shouqiu, and be in the negative summer", was a pottery dealer, and also like the Yu family 10,000 years ago, he was driving a boat to sell pottery.
After talking about the north road of the Maritime Silk Road, let's talk about the south road.
The South Road of the Silk (Painted Pottery) Road was opened later than the North Road. About 9,000 years ago, the first batch of painted pottery of the Yu clan landed in West Asia.
The location is Syria, the birthplace of what would later be the civilization of the Two Rivers Valley.
Syria has found Yu's painted pottery
There are Yu's faience pottery found in Syria
The Shangshan culture has Yu's sea painted pottery road
From 9,000 years ago at the latest, the painted pottery of the Yu family of Shangshan culture in Zhejiang began to be continuously transported to the West Asian region thousands of miles away, and a large number of painted pottery found here are exactly the same as the painted pottery found in Yangshao culture.
The Youyu characters depicted on the painted pottery appear in a large number on the Youyu painted pottery in West Asia and the Indus River Basin.
The characters "five" and "swastika" created by Yu's family
Yangshao culture's unique urn coffin burial, wine-making special pointed bottom bottle...... A large number of people appeared in Egypt, West Asia and other places It is proved that the Yu clan not only transmitted winemaking technology and painted pottery to these areas, but also a large number of Yu clans migrated to the Indus River Valley, the Two River Basin, the Nile River Basin and other places.
In Egypt, there are Yu urn coffins and pottery
Until the Tang Dynasty, a large number of white porcelain in China appeared in these places, proving that these maritime painted pottery roads and maritime silk roads, which were opened at the latest 9,000 years ago, are still navigable to this day.
The excavation site of Chinese white porcelain
At the latest, 10,000 years ago, the Chinese Youyu clan had already created the great era of the sea, creating the road of maritime pottery, the road of maritime painted pottery, and the road of the maritime Silk Road.
After the identification is completed, the blind people are not convinced to fight!
The route in the picture below was opened 10,000 years ago!