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Collapse of the Liangzhu and other Neolithic cultures in the lower Yangtze region in response to climate change

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Liangzhu

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Primary speleothem-based study proposing that anomalously high rainfall and flooding contributed to abandonment; supports a climate-pressure hypothesis, not an instantaneous or exclusive collapse cause.

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A speleothem-based study proposes that anomalously high rainfall and flooding contributed to Liangzhu's abandonment; it does not establish an instantaneous or exclusive cause.

Answer / theory: Extreme rainfall and flooding likely contributed to abandonment, but it was probably not the only cause. Evidence level: Mixed to Strong Evidence.
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