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00:00:18all living things coexist. Birds
00:00:22are an important component of the natural ecosystem.
00:00:25China's Wild Animal Protection
00:00:28Law.
00:00:47CCTV Great Wall Honor Brand.
00:02:02The history you can taste,
00:02:05453 years, Guojiao 1573.
00:02:19These shell middens, one by one, on the flat island, were discarded
00:02:23in one place by ancient people after eating meat more than 7,000
00:02:26years ago.
00:03:30After the tide receded, they greedily picked up shells. People moved with
00:03:34the tide, treating the sea as their field. This
00:03:38wisdom of survival, intertwined with the vast sea, has transcended time
00:03:41and endured
00:03:43until today.
00:03:48Pan Xuechun, a researcher at the Fujian Museum, has presided over archaeological surveys
00:03:52and excavations of prehistoric sites in Fujian
00:03:56many times. He most hoped to discover this kind of thing.
00:04:00One is a cave, a limestone cave, and the other is a shell
00:04:03mound near the sea. The information about human survival activities is most likely
00:04:07here.
00:04:13Limestone and shells, their main components are
00:04:17calcium carbonate. As a weakly alkaline compound,
00:04:21calcium carbonate can effectively neutralize soil
00:04:24acidity. And the loose
00:04:28structure formed by layers of stacked shells can play a buffering role.
00:04:42It has been preserved intact, becoming a code to decipher the life of prehistoric humans. Code.
00:04:46It covers all their
00:04:50production and living processes,
00:04:54which they considered no longer useful,
00:04:57including production tools, such as stone tools,
00:05:00bone tools, and shell tools. Through these
00:05:04shells and fish bones, we know what
00:05:08marine animals they ate.
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00:06:05Concentrated and distributed within an area of 7 kilometers long and 3 kilometers wide, they jointly form the Kaqiu Tou Yizhi Group, which is of concern to academic circles. From about 7,500 years ago to about 3,000 years ago,
00:06:09a time span of more than 4,500 years was left behind.
00:06:43A complete and continuous development of this oceanic civilization.
00:06:47The shells excavated from the Kaqiu Tou Yizhi Group
00:06:50have a fan shape, a claw shape,
00:06:54a spiral shape, and thousands of other shapes.
00:06:58They intuitively speak of the ancestors' reliance and love
00:07:02for this marine
00:07:04monk.
00:07:08More than 80% are mother oysters. In fact, the main ones are these. In addition, a small number
00:07:12are
00:07:14some
00:07:18clams and. From the Xiying Site about 7,500 years ago, to the Guishan Site
00:07:22about 3,000 years ago, archaeologists were surprised
00:07:26to find that the marine shellfish and fish populations in this sea
00:07:29area had hardly changed at all.
00:07:32After identification, there are up to 24
00:07:35species of mollusks
00:07:37here.
00:07:42This means that from seven or eight thousand years ago to the present, the key indicators
00:07:46such as water quality and temperature in the Pingtan sea area have not changed
00:07:50much. The
00:07:53ocean sometimes rages, sometimes ripples,
00:07:57but beneath its ever-changing face, its selfless
00:08:01generosity to humanity remains unchanged. Thousands of
00:08:04years ago, our ancestors survived by it, adapted
00:08:08to it. Day after day, they ate shellfish and discarded
00:08:12the shells that were left over. They were piled up in layers
00:08:16unintentionally, leaving behind information about their living years. Through the size
00:08:19of the shells in different layers, archaeologists can also decipher
00:08:23many details. We can see a very interesting phenomenon, which
00:08:26is that the further down the shell mound,
00:08:30the larger the size of the oysters. And the further up
00:08:34the shell mound, the smaller the size of the oysters in the upper part.
00:08:38This vividly tells us that people are getting more and more numerous. At the beginning,
00:09:09this also provides a basis for the information judgment of the shells unearthed from the Kaqiu Tou Yizhi Group. basis.
00:09:34However, in the selection of these easily accessible foods, the ancestors on Pingtan Island also formed their own unique taste
00:09:38preferences.
00:09:41This is
00:09:45marine food is an important source of food for survival.
00:09:52And the various stone tools that are indispensable in the daily life of the ancestors also show the marine charm.
00:10:00These are all
00:10:03basically these volcanoes from our local island, which were found on the coast of our island.
00:10:13Adze is a widely
00:10:17existing type of stone tool in the prehistoric sites of the southeast coast of China. Its most
00:10:21prominent feature is that the surface of the stone has a regular pit of various sizes,
00:10:55indicating that the users at that time were careful and precise
00:10:58in every movement. Unearthed with it was a stone
00:11:02axe. From the perfectly matching shapes of the two,
00:11:06they should be a set of systematically used tools.
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00:11:16This adze was very likely a grinding
00:11:20tool or a tool for grinding food at that time.
00:11:24And it is
00:13:00patient sorting and pattern research under indoor lighting. Every piece of pottery extracted from the excavation site
00:13:04requires文物 restorationists to patiently combine
00:13:08reasonable reasoning and comparison. Between incompleteness and completeness,
00:13:12they bridge the gap, allowing these artifacts that are closely
00:13:16related to the production and life of ancient people to reappear
00:13:19in their original appearance. And when the appearance of an artifact gradually becomes clear,
00:13:22the exploration of its function becomes.
00:13:45This kind of pottery is the main cooking utensil used by the ancestors of Kaqiu Tou on Pingtan Island thousands of years ago, just like today's
00:13:49pot. They have long-necked jar shapes, and also
00:13:53basin shapes with large mouths and small bottoms. These utensils vary in size, but they all
00:13:57have one common feature: they are all round-bottomed and sand-tempered pottery.
00:14:00The so-called sand tempering means that a certain proportion
00:14:04of sand grains is added to the pottery clay, making it stronger
00:14:08and more durable, and not easy to crack. Along with this kind
00:14:12of round-bottomed and sand-tempered pottery, there is also a kind
00:14:15of pottery stand. This kind of utensil combination has been
00:14:19continuously used by the ancestors of Kaqiu Tou since 7,500
00:14:22years ago. From
00:14:55a group, compared with the inland areas, it is that kind of
00:14:58basin-shaped pot, and some mouths can reach 450
00:15:02centimeters.
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00:15:06The production of large pottery requires not only overcoming the difficulty
00:15:10of forming, but also dealing with many variables during the firing process.
00:15:13Especially pottery is easily damaged during daily use
00:15:17and friction. However, this kind
00:15:21of large pot was found in Donghuaqiu and Gui.
00:15:37It is very likely that several households have used it. It requires
00:15:41people to have this kind of relatively long-mouthed
00:15:45and large pot. One is that it is easy to take
00:15:48out when cooking, and the other is that a large amount is cooked, which is also suitable for
00:15:52this kind of island area, a utensil for
00:15:56this kind of marine economic life.
00:15:59A large number of marine animal remains, diverse stone tools,
00:16:03and pottery with the characteristics of marine industry. Thousands
00:16:06of years ago,
00:17:14they were intentionally discarded by the prehistoric inhabitants of Pingtan Island after consumption.
00:17:17Through these bone remains, archaeologists were able
00:17:21to infer the diverse dietary structure of the early islanders,
00:17:25as well as the animal distribution ecology on Pingtan Island
00:17:29from over 7,000 years ago
00:17:30to over 3,000 years ago.
00:17:35People get hungry easily, so,
00:19:49these soluble silica precipitate and coagulate between
00:19:53and within cells, forming non-crystalline silicon
00:19:56dioxide particles, which are phytoliths.
00:20:00Phytoliths are like the fingerprints of plants, with extremely strong stability,
00:20:04and can be preserved in the soil for tens of thousands of years, or even longer.
00:20:50This time, the time when we had rice
00:20:54on our island was suddenly pushed back to six or seven thousand
00:20:58years ago. In order to verify the rice remains of the Kaqiu Tou Yizhi Group
00:21:01from multiple angles, the Zuo Xinxing team introduced pottery shard scanning
00:21:05technology. They tried to explore whether the Pingtan ancestors
00:21:09six or seven thousand years ago would mix rice
00:21:13husks and other substances to increase the adhesion
00:21:16of the pottery.
00:21:24This wave curve reconstructs the mixed rice husks, rice leaves, or small fragments of rice in it. small fragments of rice,
00:21:28in three dimensions, and found a large number of
00:21:32broken rice stems. Such evidence
00:21:36also shows that not only do we have
00:21:39such a large number of rice remains in the strata.
00:21:42In the pottery fragments from six or seven years ago,
00:21:46the form of broken rice husks gradually became clear under the microscope. This
00:21:50discovery further confirmed the existence of early rice cultivation
00:21:54on Pingtan Island, and even revealed that rice stalk
00:21:57residues had become an important tempering material for pottery
00:22:01at that time. It is important to know that Pingtan Island has been ravaged by strong winds
00:22:05since ancient times, and is not an ideal place for growing rice.
00:22:09So where did these rice fields come from?
00:22:13On Pingtan Island, these earliest discovered rice fields,
00:22:16one is that their domestication rate is still relatively high.
00:22:50They already possessed certain navigation skills and could travel
00:22:54between the mainland and offshore islands, and production technologies and precious
00:22:57rice seeds were continuously spread with the movement of people,
00:23:01depicting a vivid picture of early coastal ancestors
00:23:05communicating and interacting.
00:23:08A jade jue unearthed from the Kaqiu Tou site further
00:23:12confirmed this cross-regional
00:23:14exchange.
00:23:18Warm and translucent.
00:23:50Without this mine, it should not have been made locally
00:23:54in Pingtan. We in the inland regions all have this,
00:23:58which means that this kind of jade must have
00:24:01come from outside.
00:24:04The domestication and cultivation of rice, the accumulation and inheritance of pottery
00:24:08skills, each of these was difficult to independently develop
00:24:12and mature on an isolated small island. The many discoveries
00:24:15at the Kaqiu Tou site have made the dichotomy between the ancient people
00:24:19of Pingtan Island's marine and terrestrial production and living patterns
00:24:22increasingly clear, but new questions have also emerged at any time.
00:24:26Where did the earliest inhabitants who settled here
00:24:29come from? Pottery archaeologists found the key
00:24:33evidence to unravel this mystery in the shell mound of the site.
00:24:37key evidence. When the excavation was nearing
00:24:41its end in 2024, we were cleaning the bottom of this shell layer,
00:24:44and suddenly one morning, we unexpectedly scraped out a whole
00:24:48piece from the bottom of this shell.
00:25:32DNA,
00:25:33through the teacher's series of
00:25:36DNA tests and analyses, it was found that there is a very strong similarity and genetic relationship with the DNA of the ancient people such as the Hedong people and Liang people, and these ancient humans all have a very strong genetic
00:25:42relationship.
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00:28:02However, their cluster distribution patterns and the composition
00:28:06of their residences have a high degree of similarity.
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00:28:12This is very interesting.
00:28:14。
00:28:22The form, patterns, and craftsmanship
00:28:25of pottery vary with different eras, groups,
00:28:29and regions, and are unique, being a changing prehistoric human.
00:28:43These patterns with marine imagery appear in large numbers
00:28:47on the pottery unearthed from the Niutoushan site
00:28:51and the Kaqiu Tou site, and round-bottomed pottery
00:28:55is the common mainstream vessel type
00:28:57at both sites.
00:28:59Our group belongs to this kind of marine type.
00:29:02So it also has strong similarities with the Qihe Cave.
00:29:13In terms of early culture, or regional exchange,
00:29:17there may be very close ties, even though they are very far apart.
00:29:20。
00:29:23It is also very likely to have been influenced by our northwestern mountainous area,
00:29:27and also by Zhejiang in the east, and also by the Qihe River in the west. At the same time, it is also related to us,
00:29:30同 时 它 还 与 我 们 ,
00:30:37Perhaps they even carried precious rice seeds with them,
00:30:40traveling through mountains and forests, and rivers towards the east,
00:30:44eventually arriving at Pingtan Island and other islands.
00:30:48Facing the abundant ocean, they began new attempts
00:30:52and creations. One after another, primitive wooden boats
00:30:56were formed under the cutting of stone tools. As they gazed at the endless sea,
00:30:59what kind of aspirations surged in their hearts?
00:31:15The history chapter.
00:31:19。
00:31:24Cool down, remove oil dry mother-in-law.
00:31:28。
00:31:30Jiangxi, beautiful
00:31:33scenery.
00:31:41The vast sky.
00:31:46Down-to-earth people, who can
00:31:49quantify unlimited possibilities.
00:31:51。
00:31:54For every small but endless road.
00:31:57。
00:32:01For every pair of eyes that are not tired of the ocean of knowledge.
00:32:04。
00:32:09Transform the height of technology into the warmth
00:32:12of life.
00:32:16Let the golden years embrace a brand new world.
00:32:20界
00:32:23Let intelligent children have a garden like home.
00:32:26。
00:32:35Give the great mountains the wings of a brand new heart.
00:32:39。
00:33:17Some homes are hotels,
00:33:19,
00:33:22some homes are quiet and mysterious.
00:33:25。
00:33:31Some homes follow the footsteps
00:33:33of the wind. We are all a part
00:33:37of nature. The lightly fallen leaves,
00:33:40the burned bones. Every
00:33:44place. Is the best protection for home.
00:33:47Natural fairy tales, all things
00:33:50one family.
00:34:21On the left bank of the Four Rivers is a beautiful Wolf Wine
00:34:24Village.
00:34:29Blue and white
00:34:31wolf.
00:34:37Hello, nature. Hello,
00:34:41partner. You are good.
00:34:46Hello, dream. Science education
00:34:49illuminates a better future.
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (gdeltproject.org), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Film strip and transcript are GDELT's, rehosted here under their terms of use, which permit it with this citation.