Sham Wan

Prehistoric site in Hong Kong on a beach ridge on Lamma Island, spanning the Neolithic (c 3500 BC) through Bronze Age (c 1500-200 BC) into Tang times. Much of the prehistoric material is associated with that from the neighboring mainland province of Kwangtung.

Pivotal site in the prehistory of Hong Kong, situated in a beach ridge on Lamma Island. The levels span the periods from Neolithic (c3500 bc) through Bronze Age (d.500-200 bc) into Tang times. Much of the prehistoric material relates to that from the neighbouring mainland province of Guangdong.