Zhàizixiá Site
The Zhàizixiá Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Nanchang City.
Era: Shang to Zhou Dynasty
Type: Ancient Site
Address: 400 meters north of Shūjiā Village, Cháxī, Mínhé Town, Jìnxián County, Jiangxi Province
Introduction: “
The site is roughly circular, about 70×70 meters in size, surrounded by an earthen wall. To the south lies Xiàbùfàn, while the east, west, and north sides are farmland. The wall of the site is 10 meters wide, 8–10 meters high on the outside, and has a 2-meter-wide entrance on the front side, with an inner open space of 40×40 meters. The site contains tombs and cultivated dry land dating from after the Ming Dynasty, and the cultural layers have been severely disturbed. Excavated artifacts include stone tools such as stone axes, adzes, arrowheads, knives, spears, and scrapers; pottery items such as net sinkers, spinning whorls, tripod feet, and pottery pads, mostly gray pottery, with fewer examples of red pottery, featuring common patterns like square grids and cloud-thunder motifs.
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