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Anle Site (Provincial-level Cultural Relics Protection Unit) Era: Neolithic Age Announcement Date: August 29, 1997 Located at Yaodun in Anle Village, about 1 km north of Dibu Town. The site covers an area of approximately 50,000 square meters. The cultural stratum reaches a thickness of 2 meters, containing three distinct layers: Liangzhu Culture, Songze Culture, and Majiabang Culture. Partial excavations were carried out in 1996, and the unearthed artifacts mainly belonging to the Songze Culture include sand-tempered deep-bellied tripod cauldrons, black pottery jugs and jars with folded shoulders and bellies, plate-shaped dou (bean-shaped vessels), rectangular arc-bladed perforated stone axes, long stone adzes, as well as jade huang (arc-shaped pendants), jade bi (disks), and jade tubes. Artifacts from the Majiabang Culture include red-slipped pottery waist-rimmed cauldrons and fragments of bean-shaped trays with black interiors and red exteriors. The Liangzhu Culture layer has been damaged, and only some black pottery fragments have been collected.

Anle Site

Anle Site is a Zhejiang Provincial-level Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

Anle Site (Provincial-level Cultural Relics Protection Unit)

Era: Neolithic Age

Announcement Date: August 29, 1997

Located at Yaodun in Anle Village, about 1 km north of Dibu Town. The site covers an area of approximately 50,000 square meters. The cultural stratum reaches a thickness of 2 meters, containing three distinct layers: Liangzhu Culture, Songze Culture, and Majiabang Culture. Partial excavations were carried out in 1996, and the unearthed artifacts mainly belonging to the Songze Culture include sand-tempered deep-bellied tripod cauldrons, black pottery jugs and jars with folded shoulders and bellies, plate-shaped dou (bean-shaped vessels), rectangular arc-bladed perforated stone axes, long stone adzes, as well as jade huang (arc-shaped pendants), jade bi (disks), and jade tubes. Artifacts from the Majiabang Culture include red-slipped pottery waist-rimmed cauldrons and fragments of bean-shaped trays with black interiors and red exteriors. The Liangzhu Culture layer has been damaged, and only some black pottery fragments have been collected.

Source: Zhejiang Cultural Relics Network

Dibu Subdistrict: Established in 2014, Dibu Subdistrict is the political, economic, and cultural center of Anji County, Zhejiang Province, covering an area of 333 square kilometers. [1] The subdistrict is committed to enhancing its quality according to the standards of a central urban area and a medium-sized city, with a focus on refined management. It strives to build a demonstration zone that is eco-friendly, energy-efficient, green, environmentally sustainable, with standardized business formats and humanistic harmony, leading the brand influence of "China's Beautiful Countryside, World's Green Habitat." [3]

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To the north lies Taihu Lake, to the south the Tianmu Mountains. The Hangchang Expressway, Shen-Su-Zhe-Wan Expressway, and the planned Shen-Jia-Hu-An Expressway run through the area... Detailed information about Dibu Subdistrict ++

Further Reading:

· Second Batch of Henan Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units

· Fourth Batch of Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relics Protection Units

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