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Archaeologists find 3,000-year-old, 1.6-km road in ancient Chinese capital, revealing advanced urban planning.
Archaeologists in China have uncovered a 3,000-year-old 1.6-kilometer-long road at the Yinxu site in Henan Province, which was the capital of the late Shang Dynasty.
This north-south road, featuring dense wheel ruts, is the longest urban thoroughfare found at the site.
The discovery reveals an ancient urban road network with a grid of three main east-west and three main north-south roads, highlighting the city's advanced urban planning.
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Los arqueólogos encuentran una carretera de 3,000 años de edad, de 1,6 km en la antigua capital china, revelando una planificación urbana avanzada.