Chapter 66: Preferably Free
Chapter 66: Preferably Free
Before the results of the artifact dating tests were released, everything was just speculation.
However, the site undeniably belonged to a highly developed Pre-Shang culture.
Based on its geographical location, archaeologists named it the "Caogou Village Site."
The excavation area of just the first phase alone spanned 400,000 square meters, nearly half of which consisted of smelting furnaces and pottery-making workshops.
Without question, with so many production workshops, the artifacts unearthed—pottery, bronze, and other items—were coming out in a near-explosive fashion!
From the sheer number of bronze weapons alone, they could have equipped an army of 5,000 soldiers!
This seemed almost impossible. Adding the stone axes and spears that were also unearthed, they could easily outfit an additional servant army of 3,000 to 6,000 men.
What kind of power needed such a massive army?