Liangzhu discovery in 1936 reshapes understanding of ancient China

When was the Liangzhu site discovered?
The Liangzhu site was discovered in 1936, when Shi Xingeng (1911–39), a Yuhang native and a staff member at the Zhejiang Provincial West Lake Museum, found Neolithic remains in his hometown and began archaeological surveys and excavations.
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