Jile Site

Jile Site

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

Jile Site

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

Address: Yong’an Village, Jile Township, Meihekou City

Han Dynasty

Category: Ancient site

Managing unit: Cultural Relics Office of Meihekou City

Open to public: No

The Yong’an Village site is located on a hillside 300 meters east of Yong’an Village, Jile Township. The site covers an area approximately 300 meters from east to west and 200 meters from north to south. Surface artifacts are abundant, and collected cultural relics include stone axes, stone knives, pottery spinning wheels, cord-marked pottery shards, ironware fragments, etc.

Jile Township: Jile Township is located at the foot of Jiguan Mountain in the Changbai Mountain range, separated by a mountain from Liuhe County. It lies about 15 kilometers north of National Highway 202. The entire township is surrounded by mountains, with well-planned villages. Cement roads connect all villages, achieving road access to every settlement, cable TV access in every household, and landline telephone access in every home. Transportation is convenient, with over 20 large and small buses available. The area not only possesses the typical characteristics of a mountainous township but also has unique features.

The township administers 10 administrative villages, 22 natural hamlets, 2,456 households, and 9,768 residents. The total cultivated land area is 21,063 mu, including 14,522 mu of dry farmland... More detailed information on Jile Township ++