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Banshan ware is a type of Chinese Neolithic painted pottery. It is generally considered to be from between 2650 and 2350 BC. The body of the ware was a reddish brown; there was no glaze. The decoration, mostly in black pigment probably applied with a brush, consisted of geometric patterns or stylized figures of men, fish, frogs, and birds. The handles were set low on the body of the urns, and the lower part of the body was left undecorated.