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Some dates for when this culture flourished would be good. The article refers to a grave from 2700 years ago, and then says the Gushi were defeated in 60BC. But is that really the same culture? Nothing else worth mentioning happened in the 700 years in between?
In the first sentence, it says Gushi and Jushi are alternative names for the same culture, but then it says in 60BC Gushi fell and became Jushi. So the Gushi/Jushi culture continued past 60BC? Till when? Is it still around?
I understand some people have an obsession with drugs, but, frankly, that a caucasian culture lived in China 2700 years ago seems of much larger general interest (if true) than what drugs the shaman used. Also, can one really tell what eye-color a 2700-year old body has? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2602:306:CEAE:E60:65E4:4AA8:7392:AC43 (talk) 00:33, 24 May 2016 (UTC)Reply
