Neolithic Relics

Neolithic Relics

The Beilik River is a small river that flows between Mandalt Town and Bile Town. In recent years, due to natural and ecological reasons, the river has dried up. Along both banks of the Beilik River, ancient tiles, flint flakes, stone hoes, stone cradles, stone bowls, scrapers, stone hammers, stone grinding rods, and stone discs have been discovered. The stones come in a rich array of colors including white, blue, green, purple, pink, and black. These stone artifacts are

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relics from thousands of years ago.

The Tubuxin Huduuga Neolithic Relics are located within the territory of Delgerhan Sumu. They were discovered in the 1970s. The terrain is a basin that follows the sunny side of the mountain, and the structures are

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in a [shape unspecified] form. Among the discovered stone tools are stone grinding plates, stone grinding rods, stone axes, stone mortars, scrapers, and stone flakes. Judging by their shape and craftsmanship, these are relics from the Neolithic Age.

In addition, along the banks of the Enger River within the territory of Bayanbaolige Sumu, many Neolithic stone tools and microliths have been found. Similar stone artifacts continue to be discovered in multiple locations across the Sunit region.