These two jades commonly mistaken for pieces from the Longshan culture, actually belong to the Shijiahe-Xiaojiawuji culture (c. 2100-2000 BC). One is a jade eagle, the other is a jade hairpin inlaid with turquoise.

They are both typical of the Shijiahe style in Yangtze River valley. The hairpin was indeed unearthed at the Shandong Xizhufeng site.

Jade god face from the Shijiahe-Xiaojiawuji culture (c. 2100-2000 BC) found at the Taosi, in Shanxi.

Jade phoenix from the Shijiahe-Xiaojiawuji culture (c. 2100-2000 BC) found at the Yinxu (Yin ruins) in Henan.