Chinese Antique Neolithic Qijia Culture Pottery Longneck Jar.

Origin and Period: 
The Qijia culture was an early Bronze Age culture in northwest China, named after the Qijiaping Site in Gansu Province, and flourished around Twenty Four Hundred BC – Sixteen hundred BC. 
Characteristics:
Qijia pottery often features reddish earthenware, and distinctive forms such as amphora-like vases and comblike designs, which are considered unique in China for their potential northern Eurasian influences. 
Archaeological Significance:
The Qijia culture is regarded as one of the earliest bronze cultures in China and provides crucial insights into the technological advancements and cultural practices of the late Neolithic and early Bronze Age periods in the region. I used AI to gather information based on historical data and Many photographs used from Every angles and results were the same.