Hemudu, tell me about it.

Two typical clan settlements in the north and south of China are Banpo settlement in the north and Hemudu settlement in the south.

Banpo settlement and Hemudu settlement have their own characteristics. * * * Gender is: ① They are in roughly the same development stage, belonging to matriarchal clan stage; ② Agricultural production is the main economic form, as well as economic activities such as feeding, fishing, hunting and gathering. (3) can build a house and live a settled life; (4) Can use and manufacture tools for grinding stone tools and pottery. The differences are as follows: ① the geographical environment is different; (2) The building features are different; ③ Different crops; ④ Different pottery styles. Therefore, we often think that Banpo settlement embodies the characteristics of farming civilization in semi-arid areas in the north and is the representative of matriarchal clan culture in the Yellow River basin. Hemudu settlement reflects the characteristics of farming civilization in humid areas of southern China, and is the representative of matriarchal clan culture in the Yangtze River basin.