This is a jade carving from the Neolithic period in China, approximately 5,000 to 7,000 years ago. It is in the shape of a human figure, likely a woman, and is considered a very valuable item. In Japan, this would correspond to the early to middle Jomon period, making it a very old artifact. The carving marks are also weathered, suggesting that the stone was not originally weathered, but rather that the carved stone was buried underground for many years and became weathered. This piece has a provenance, having been excavated from the ancient Tongliao City in Mongolia. The price will be reduced periodically, so please consider it.