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In eastern China, ancient ruins push back the date of Yangtze delta’s earliest cities

Summary by South China Morning Post
Excavations at the Doushan site near Wuxi suggest water may have spurred the development of the oldest centres in the area.

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In eastern China, ancient ruins push back the date of Yangtze delta’s earliest cities

Excavations at the Doushan site near Wuxi suggest water may have spurred the development of the oldest centres in the area.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Sunday, December 21, 2025.
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