Fenghuangdun Site

Fenghuangdun Site

Fenghuangdun Site is a cultural heritage protection site of Suqian City.

Fenghuangdun Site. Located in Fenghuang Village, Bao’an Township, Suyu District, it is a county-level cultural heritage protection site. The site is mound-shaped, currently about 2.5 meters high, with a cultural layer about 2 meters thick beneath the surface soil. Originally, the site covered an area of approximately 18,000 square meters, measuring 150 meters from east to west and 120 meters from north to south. Artifacts collected here include fragments of polished stone axes, adzes, pointed-foot tripods, three-legged bowls, and pottery jars. The pottery body is mainly sandy red clay, belonging to the Qingliangang culture remains. Currently, the site is used as dry farmland, mainly cultivating crops such as wheat and soybeans.

Bao’an Township: Bao’an Township in Suyu District is located in the northeast of Suyu District, Suqian City, about 30 kilometers from the urban area. It covers a total area of 46 square kilometers, governs 8 administrative villages, has 0.49 million households, a population of 23,000, and actual arable land area of 37,000 mu. The township has a long history and is widely known as a revolutionary base area. The local people are simple and honest, and the society is stable, earning it the reputation of the “Pearl of the East” in Suyu District. In recent years, the township has firmly established the overall work goal of “striving for excellence in every department and aiming for first place in all tasks,” with a focus on agricultural economy, industrial economy, investment attraction, small town construction, fiscal revenue growth, and more… Detailed information about Bao’an Township++