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Recovery Backgrounds    Sculpture Photos    Artificial & Natural Intelligence   Distributions
 
I.   Neolithic "Cultural Jades" Collection:

        Geographical Distribution Map presents the geographical distribution of our
       Neolithic Jade Collection since 1979. The collection has revealed the beginning and the
       development of the Chinese character scripts over the cultural regions during the Neolithic
       age. These major revelations will witness the process of how early humans translated mentally
       conceived concepts to sculptures, carved pictures and early scripts.

         Some samples of the Neolithic "Cultural Jades" with scripts:
         1. Northern:             XiangKiang & Gangsu Scripts, the Inner Mogolia,Hebei & Shaanxi Carved Scripts, 
         2. Eastern:               the FuShui  (父燧氏) Tahoe (太昊氏),  TaYan (太炎氏) and
         3. Central Plains:    the CangJie (蒼頡) Scripts.

 II.  Analysis: The Process of "Cultural Jades" Discovery since 1979

       The above narratives provide evidence on the tireless process in verifying against the
       archeological works, classical documents, the nature and habit of human intelligence and the
       current state of impacts by quantum reality and digital information modeling to the conventional
       "liberal arts" treatments in the subjects of archeology and prehistory. 

 III.  Photographic Galleries of the Neolithic "Cultural Jades" Collection
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       These Neolithic "Cultural Jades" have not been viewable from public museums world wide and
       from academic publications and references.

 IV. Synthesis: Concluding Statements