White pottery necklace unearthed in central China

Archeologists recently unearthed a precious white pottery necklace at
the remains of Yangshao culture in Dengfeng, Central China's Henan
Province. The discovery indicates that people living 5,000 ago began
to adorn themselves with necklace.

Stone wares, bone wares and small number of bronze wares have been
excavated from the site, which has a history of 4,000 to 5,000 years.
Of all articles discovered, the necklace and a couple of white pottery
apparatus were very precious.

By People's Daily Online

My feeling is that NYC artifacts should stay in NYC not shipped to
Albany, NY as now has been the case, perhaps storage on Governors
Island in the future (next to Fort Columbus, first known as Fort Jay,
named after the first Chief Justice John Jay and built by Columbia
University students in tribute the sign says, and Fort Williams which
with Fort Clinton guarded the port. A Captain U.S. Grant served there,
a future President). Is there a Chinatown in Albany?