So if we go to roughly the 16th century BCE, so that would be about 3,600 years ago, we have the emergence of the Shang Dynasty. And what's significant about the Shang Dynasty is it's the first dynasty where we have significant archaeological evidence of its existence. We have a lot of evidence in this area where, and you see highlighted in red, where the Shang Dynasty existed, with its capital at Yin, the modern day, near the modern day city of Anyang. Now we have accounts of a dynasty before it, the Xia, or the Qia Dynasty, although we do not have significant archaeological evidence of it. But the accounts say that the Xia Dynasty would have been around for roughly 500 years before we get to this 16th century BCE with the emergence of the Shang Dynasty. Now just to get ourselves acquainted in time and space, to think about, well, what else was happening around 1600 BCE, we could remind ourselves that that was during the New Kingdom in ancient Egypt, right around here. The height of ancient Egypt's power was right around that time.