Neolithic Hongshan Nephrite Jade "Dropa Alien" Statue

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Welcome to matafeiyan9898 Best wishes for you and Wish You Good luck!! Get your favorite items from me !! EXTREMELY RARE ~ Neolithic Hongshan Culture Nephrite Jade "Dropa Alien" Statue Carving Amulet ? THE ITEM YOU ARE BIDDING ON: History: Late Neolithic Period (About 5500 - 6000 years ago) Media: 100% High Quality Natural Nephrite Jade! With No Any Treat With! Approximate Size: Height: 2 6/16" Width: 11/16" Depth: 14/16" View seller's other items Add to Favorite Sellers Description: This "Dropa Alien" Statue Carving Amulet was carved from a piece of 100% natural fine-grained nephrite jade about 5500 to 6000 years ago. It is in very excellent condition as you can tell from the photos. Researches indicate (based on artifact evidence ) that the Hongshan employed advanced jade shaping and carving tools that may have been made from meteorite material. Another fascinating observation through the study of Hongshan jade artifacts is the abundance of "Alien" like motifs and figurines that are completely unexplainable as they are not found in other Neolithic Cultures. Remembering Roswell ? The extensive employment of ritual jades in China by the Hongshan during its late prehistory must certainly demonstrate to the world of archaeology that these people were not "Neolithic Age" but rather "Jade Age" people.Perhaps, it may be discovered that they are indeed descendents from a long lost advanced civilization. About Hongshan Culture: The Hongshan tribes were an agricultural society but did not rely on irrigation ,they relied on the yearly monsoon rains to grow their crops like millet and rice .And this was why domesticated animals became so important to them because pigs sustained them through the times of drought. These Neolithic cultures as well as some of today rely on rain to water their crops .They timed the planting of crops before the rains by observing nature .So, the birds used the monsoon storefronts to time the arrival to a breeding site w after it rains food will be abundant to raise the young birds .This is when the crops were planted .They venerated the bird in flight because each year t appearance would precede the rains and the crops that sustained them .This bird behavior related to reproduction or a food source was used by the ancient Neolithic cultures and timed the planting of crops according to the birds. Jade has always held a special place in Chinese culture. From ancient times its value has been considered to be greater than gold and silver. Beginning in the Neolithic period, the jade stone was carved into the shapes such as discs or square tubes (Cong) and place them on the body of the deceased within the tomb. It was believed to be have the special protective powers. Jade was thought to preserve the body from decomposition as well as drive away the evil spirits. The hongshan culture is very stunning . It is theorized that the hongshan culture used animal bones and powdered and carve and smooth their jade articles .If you see the article with a color of red or brown , it maybe laid near steel or blood .This ancient Neolithic jade gemstone anthropomorphic artifact is a fantastic discovery for anyone who travels down the Jade Road in search of Treasures from the ancient world of China About jade: Jade was the Royal Gemstone and the Stone of Heaven in China and Asia, as the Emperor Seal in the Palace, as the totems and revered as the essence of Heaven and Earth in eastern religion. It was the Symbol of Power and Associated with Heroes, and stood for morality. It is not only a decoration but also a symbol of ethics and norms. At one time, rich Chinese businessmen and high-ranking officials used jade as money. The wealthy Chinese families used personalized jade tassels to differentiate their classes. The Chinese believed that jade ornaments could prevent invasion of evil influence and secure safety. A token of Luck&Love&Beauty, bring good luck for you everyw! Create good luck for... read more

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