Han Dynasty Stone Relief Tomb in Gao Li Village

Han Dynasty Stone Relief Tomb in Gao Li Village

The Han Dynasty Stone Relief Tomb in Gao Li Village is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Han Dynasty Stone Relief Tomb in Gao Li Village is located about 700 meters south of Gao Li Village, Guo Li Township. It was discovered on November 25, 1990, and underwent emergency excavation. The tomb faces north-south and consists of front and rear stone chambers, measuring 5.13 meters in length from north to south and 3.2 meters in width from east to west. The four walls of the tomb chamber feature a total of 11 Han Dynasty stone relief carvings. The contents include “King of Qin Salvaging a Tripod in the Si River,” “Xi He Carrying the Sun,” “Han-Xiongnu Warfare,” “Music, Dance, and Acrobatics,” and others. The tomb chamber had been looted, with only broken pottery fragments and one Han Dynasty “wu zhu” coin unearthed. Research indicates that it is a mid-Eastern Han Dynasty tomb, and all the Han Dynasty stone relief carvings have been relocated to Meng Temple for preservation.