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Wujia Mountain Site

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The Wujia Mountain Site is located on Wujia Mountain, about 200 meters west of Lijia Natural Village, Banhu Village, Guangfu Town, Nanchang County. It stretches 240 meters from north to south and 80 meters from east to west, covering a total area of approximately 19,000 square meters. The site is shaped like a ham-shaped hill, with a relatively flat surface that is only about 1–2 meters higher than the surrounding area. The surrounding land is used for rice paddies, while the site itself is mostly planted with dryland crops...

Wujia Mountain Site

The Wujia Mountain Site is a cultural heritage site protected by Nanchang County.

The Wujia Mountain Site is located on Wujia Mountain, about 200 meters west of Lijia Natural Village, Banhu Village, Guangfu Town, Nanchang County. It stretches 240 meters from north to south and 80 meters from east to west, covering a total area of approximately 19,000 square meters. The site is shaped like a ham-shaped hill, with a relatively flat surface that is only about 1–2 meters higher than the surrounding area. The surrounding land is used for rice paddies, while the site itself is mostly planted with dryland crops on red sandy soil. Shards of red pottery and stamped pottery from the Shang and Zhou dynasties have been discovered at the site. It holds certain reference value for studying the production and life of early inhabitants during the Shang and Zhou periods.

About 600 meters northeast along the eastern edge of the terrace is the Xiangtang–Leping Railway line. Approximately 100 meters east of the site is the Tang Yongwang Tomb, a cultural heritage site protected by Nanchang City. Another 80 meters further east is Lijia Natural Village, Banhu Village, and about 100 meters to the north is a village-level cement road.

On May 7, 2010, the People's Government of Nanchang County listed it as part of the fifth batch of Nanchang County Cultural Heritage Protection Units.

Source: Nanchang County Museum

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