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Dongxianliang Site batch and publication date: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007 Address: Dongxianliangtun, Hongqi Street, Shuangliao City Era: Neolithic, Bronze Age Category: Ancient site Managing authority: Shuangliao Cultural Relics Management Office Open to public: No The Dongxianliang Site is a location where artifacts from both the Neolithic and Bronze Ages coexist. …

Dongxianliang Site

The Dongxianliang Site is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

Dongxianliang Site

Batch and publication date: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007

Address: Dongxianliangtun, Hongqi Street, Shuangliao City

Era: Neolithic, Bronze

Category: Ancient site

Managing authority: Shuangliao Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to public: No

The Dongxianliang Site is a location where artifacts from both the Neolithic and Bronze Ages coexist. The relics are very abundant, including pottery, stone tools, with pottery fragments being the most common. The pottery was all handmade, mostly formed using coil-building techniques, primarily sandy yellow-brown pottery, with most surfaces left unpolished and predominantly plain. Stone tools include scrapers showing signs of further processing. A stone millstone was also unearthed in the cultivated land of the sand dunes southeast of the site.

Hongqi Subdistrict: Hongqi Subdistrict, Shuangliao City, Siping, Jilin Province

Hongqi Subdistrict (Hongqi Jiedao) Postal code:

Former Hongqi Town (Hongqi Zhen) Code: 220382105 Postal code:

Area: 105.49 square kilometers. Population: 11,803. The town government is located in Yishuntun. It administers Yishun Village, Aobo Village, Baicai Village, Huojia Village, Guanjing Village, and Sangshu Village.

It was named after Hongqi Village (now Jinnong Village) within its jurisdiction. Originally a grazing area of the Darhan Banner. After liberation, … Detailed information about Hongqi Subdistrict++

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