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The Mound Platform Ruins

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Batch and announcement date of the Mound Platform Ruins: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007 Address: Dundun Village, Xinzhuang Town, Yushu City Era: Liao and Jin Dynasties Category: Ancient ruins Managing unit: Yushu City Museum Open to public: No This site is located on the west side of Dundun Village, Xinzhuang Town, 110 meters south of the residential area. There is a trapezoidal cylindrical rammed earth structure...

The Mound Platform Ruins

The Mound Platform Ruins is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

The Mound Platform Ruins

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

Address: Dundun Village, Xinzhuang Town, Yushu City

Era: Liao and Jin Dynasties

Category: Ancient ruins

Managing unit: Yushu City Museum

Open to public: No

This site is located on the west side of Dundun Village, Xinzhuang Town, 110 meters south of the residential area. There is a trapezoidal cylindrical rammed earth structure forming a large earthen mound, resembling a small hill, rising abruptly from the flat ground. The base diameter of the platform is 41 meters, and its height is 3.6 meters. The top is flat with a diameter of 11 meters. Hence, it is referred to as a mound platform or beacon tower. A long time ago, when villagers dug drainage ditches at the base of the mound, they found a large amount of ash and red broken stones about 40 cm beneath the soil in the trench wall strata. In addition, artifacts collected from the site’s surface indicate that it belongs to the Xituanshan culture type. However, a large number of Liao and Jin Dynasty-era roof tiles with fabric patterns and blue brick fragments can also be seen on the surface of the site.

Source: Haishu District Cultural Relics Management Office

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