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Haidai Region is one of the two main distribution areas of white pottery in the Neolithic Age of China. In this region, white pottery was mainly popular in 5000-4000 BP; the white pottery wares in this region had distinctive features: they were made of Kaolin clay and baked in high temperature, their types were reducing gradually during this time, and their most significant type is gui-pitcher in unique shapes. The white pottery wares were recovered mostly in largeand middle-sized sites, and moreover, from largeand middle-sized burials, showing that they had natures of ritual vessels, the existence and absence and the amounts of which in a tomb or site were indicators of social differentiation. Meanwhile, white pottery was diffused and spread into the Central Plains, the middle and lower reaches of Yangtze River and the region in present-day northern Henan and middle and southern Hebei Provinces and other areas along with the external communication of Dawenkou and Longshan Cultures, and finally inherited by the Xia and Shang Cultures in later times.

Preliminary discussion on the white pottery produced during the Prehistoric Age in the Haidai Region