In 1957, at Zhaoxiang (zh) Town in Shanghai's Qingpu District, archaeologists discoved a Songze culture village on top of an earlier settlement attributed to the Majiabang culture.,[3] Though it is also said to be a successor phase to Hemudu culture.[4]
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