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Craft specialization is one of the crucial criteria for the evaluation of social complexity. Systematic research on intra-site distribution of artifacts and raw materials is an important method to interpret craft specialization in archaeological context. This paper is an experiment of the application of GIS in the study of craft specialization of the Xinglongwa Culture – a Neolithic archaeological culture dating to about cal. 6300 BCE to cal. 5000 BCE. The data of three well-preserved and completely excavated settlements of the Xinglongwa Culture, the Nantaizi 南台子 and Baiyinchanghan 白音长汗 Sites in Inner Mongolia, were digitized and analyzed with the GIS software to find if there are spatial distribution of stone artifacts and raw materials indicating primary craft specialization.

A GIS Based Study on Craft Specialization of the Xinglongwa Culture