Dou Dun Site

Dou Dun Site

The Dou Dun Site is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Dou Dun Site is located on the southern bank of the Yi River in Dougudun Village, Shiling Town, Suyu District, and is a county-level cultural heritage protection site. The site is mound-shaped, standing 3.5 meters high, stretching 200 meters from east to west and 150 meters from north to south, covering an area of approximately 30,000 square meters. The lower layer consists of a 1.5-meter-thick Western Zhou cultural stratum, containing relics such as red clay pottery with cord patterns, pottery belly fragments, li tripod feet, and stone knives. The surface soil is composed of Yellow River silt, where gray pottery shards with cord patterns from the Western Han Dynasty can be found, including items such as jars and bowls.

Shiling Town: Nestled along the Yi River to the east of Luoma Lake, on the southern bank of the Xin Yi River, lies a shining pearl — Shiling Town in Suyu District, Suqian City, Jiangsu Province.

Shiling is a ridge extending from the eastern part of the Ma Ling Mountain Range, named after the prevalence of residents with the surname Shi living on the ridge. During the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Beiren Township; in the early years of the Republic of China, it was under the jurisdiction of Shaodian Market, later becoming part of the Sixth District, and after the 30th year of the Republic of China, it fell under Shaodian District of Suqian County. In the early years after liberation, it was part of the Shiling Township under the Lailong District. In 1957, during the district and township consolidation, a new Shiling Township was established. In 1958, a people's commune was formed, which became a township in 1984, and was upgraded to a town in 2000. It currently administers 10 administrative... Shiling Town Detailed Information++