The discovery of alligator bones in the ruins of Haojing, part of the capital of ancient China’s Western Zhou dynasty (1046–771 BCE), helped archaeologists visualize an era in which large lakes had existed in now currently more arid regions.
The discovery of alligator bones in the ruins of Haojing, part of the capital of ancient China’s Western Zhou dynasty (1046–771 BCE), helped archaeologists visualize an era in which large lakes had existed in now currently more arid regions.