Dajinshan Site

Dajinshan Site

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

Dajinshan Site

Batch and announcement date: 6th batch, May 31, 2007

Address: Dajinshan Village, Xinli Township, Shuangliao City

Period: Bronze Age, Liao-Jin Dynasty

Category: Ancient site

Managing unit: Shuangliao Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to public: No

The Dajinshan Site is a site where relics from both the Bronze Age and the Liao-Jin Dynasty coexist. The terrain slopes from north to south, with a large number of pottery and stone artifacts scattered on the surface. The stone tools are ring-shaped, resembling abacus beads — flat and round, perforated from both sides inward. The site mainly features plain polished brown pottery, with the main artifact types being dou (tripod vessels) and ding (cauldrons), while li (tripod cooking vessels) are relatively rare. There are also vessels with high ring feet, and decorations are scarce, limited to incised punctate patterns on handles or feet.

Xinli Township: Located in the southeastern part of Shuangliao City, on the northern side of the Dongliao River, Xinli Township faces Lishu County across the river, borders Gongzhuling City to the east, and neighbors the farms of the Agricultural Reclamation Management Zone to the north. The Shuangxin Road leads directly to Shuangshan Town and connects with the Changtong Highway, providing convenient transportation.

The township covers an area of 66 square kilometers, with 3,838 hectares of arable land, including 1,500 hectares of paddy fields. It comprises 12 administrative villages, 2 directly managed farms, and 52 villages, with a total of 4,218 households and a population of 16,333.

The land in Xinli Township is fertile and rich in water resources, and paddy field cultivation has a long history... More details about Xinli Township++