Upper Xiajiadian culture

Upper Xiajiadian culture
	[-1000] Karasuk Irmen Begazy-Dandybai; culture Mezhovskaya; culture Cimmerians Iranian; pastoral; people Slab-; graves Kuban; culture ASSYRIA ELAM Mumun Arameans Painted; Grey Ware Swat Kuru Chust Subeshi Upper; Xiajiadian Siwa Shanma Deer; stones ZHOU; DYNASTY San-; xingdui Ulaan-; zuukh KUSH 21st; Dynasty; of Egypt General location of the Upper Xiajiadian culture, and contemporary Asian polities c. 1000 BCE
Dates	1000–600 BCE
Preceded by	Lower Xiajiadian culture
Followed by	Jinggouzi culture; Donghu people (700–150 BCE)

The Upper Xiajiadian culture (simplified Chinese: 夏家店上层文化; traditional Chinese: 夏家店上層文化; pinyin: Xià jiā diàn shàngcéng wénhuà) (c. 1000–600 BCE) was a Bronze Age archaeological culture in Northeast China derived from the Eurasian steppe bronze tradition. It is associated with the Donghu (loosly translated as "Eastern Barbarians") of Chinese history.

[-1000] Karasuk Irmen Begazy-Dandybai culture Mezhovskaya culture Cimmerians Iranian pastoral people Slab- graves Kuban culture ASSYRIA ELAM Mumun Arameans Painted Grey Ware Swat Kuru Chust Subeshi Upper Xiajiadian Siwa Shanma Deer stones ZHOU DYNASTY San- xingdui Ulaan- zuukh KUSH 21st Dynasty of Egypt General location of the Upper Xiajiadian culture, and contemporary Asian polities c. 1000 BCE
Dates	1000–600 BCE
Preceded by	Lower Xiajiadian culture
Followed by	Jinggouzi culture Donghu people (700–150 BCE)