Late Humon Period

The Late Humon Period is an archaelogical era in Dai Goju history that forms the transitional period from the Neolithic Humon Pottery Period to the Iron Age Early Quo Period. This period began around 0-100 A.F.B as the Middle Humon Period came to a close with the advent of the Chalcolithic Age in the Go Peninsula and ended with the rise of the Iron Age Kingdoms in 600 A.F.B. By around 100-0 B.F.B., copper tools were appearing in Man Buyuol and Man So, originally imported from Xianli but later forged natively. Historians generally place the start of the period at around 0 B.F.B., with the advent of bronze tools in Man So. The Late Humon Period saw the rise of An Dai Sham to the premier power on the Go Peninsula, the adoption of metalworking in Man Kwa, the fall of An Gosila and An Buyuol, as well as the rise of cities. The Late Humon Period is often considered to be the true start to Dai Goju history, as the first unified governments began to appear, as well as early forms of writing.