Aimin Dolmen Tomb

Aimin Dolmen Tomb

The Aimin Dolmen Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

Aimin Dolmen Tomb

Batch and Announcement Date: Fifth Batch, February 26, 1999

Address: Sunjiabaozi Township, Jiangyuan District, Baishan City

Era: Bronze Age

Category: Ancient Tomb

Management Unit: Baishan Cultural Relics Management Office

Is it open to the public: No

Located in Aimin Village, Sunjiabaozi Town, Jiangyuan County, it dates back to the Bronze Age, with its lower limit possibly extending to the Han Dynasty. On February 26, 1999, it was designated as a cultural relic protection unit by the People’s Government of Jilin Province. This tomb is a dolmen-style burial structure made of stone slabs, half-buried underground, and now largely damaged. Based on the existing remains, the tomb consists of five stone slabs: four vertical slabs standing at right angles on the ground to form a rectangular outer frame, topped with a large slab serving as a cover. Today, the covering slab is broken, measuring 2.10 meters in length, 1.30 meters in width, and 0.40 meters in thickness. The four side supports and the top slab are all made from natural stones, showing signs of chiseling. The tomb mound rises about 1 meter above the ground surface, and the interior is filled with silt and rubble. The internal condition of the tomb is unknown.