About the ancient artifacts of China and the so-called symbolism, very beneficial for official science
China is an amazing country with a very ancient history. Have you ever heard of Hongshan culture? Archaeologists believe that it mysteriously disappeared several thousand years ago, but left behind many ancient artifacts.
Researchers believe that the Hongshan culture existed in the Neolithic period, i.e. about 6,500 years ago in the territory located between Inner Mongolia and the modern Chinese territories of Liaoning and Hebei.
The apogee of its development fell on the 5-3 millennium BC. Scientists believe that it was the representatives of this culture who were able to create the first state formation on the lands of modern China.
The masters of this culture were the first to start mining and processing jade, creating amazing things from it, some of which cannot be repeated in our time. How they processed jade is a separate question.
But let's take a look at some of the culture's more mysterious artifacts. Archaeologists suggested that people of that time considered jade a sacral stone, so they put it in the graves of the dead - it was there that many artifacts and products were found.
Among these items, there are also very strange figurines depicting incomprehensible creatures. If you look closely, you will see that they are not like any other known living creature on our planet.
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Naturally, official science believes that such creatures did not actually exist, and this is just Chinese symbolism, implying something different. But let's think - were the masters of antiquity really that stupid?
Then, according to the logic of the representatives of official science, they could depict a sword like a cucumber - well, this is also symbolism turns out? Some representatives of official science even noticed the outlines of pigs in these figures, but personally I don't see any pigs here.
I see very strange creatures that look like modern images of aliens.
And if you consider that in those days there was no TV and no spider-men were shown there, then it is unlikely that the Chinese masters could depict something that they had never seen in their life.
The manufacturing quality of such statuettes is at a very high level - the craftsmen really did their best.
Another version of the representatives of official science - such figures could be a symbolic image of a dragon, because the cult of this mythical creature appeared in China at that time.
But in order to understand that this is complete nonsense, it is enough to compare this figure and any image of a dragon made in those days.
In general, it turns out that "symbolism" is a very convenient and profitable thing for official science, because it is they who can explain all the inconsistencies of the official version of the history of human development with the existing reality.