Ancient City of Yanggu Yi
The Ancient City of Yanggu Yi is a cultural relic protection unit of Shandong Province.
The Ancient City of Yanggu Yi is located in the southern part of Jiuxian Township, Dongping County, Shandong Province, to the east of Wanggudian Village. It is a heritage site from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, stretching approximately 500 meters from east to west and over 100 meters from north to south, with a cultural layer nearly 5 meters thick. The cultural layer contains a wealth of artifacts, including numerous exposed ash pits, hearth pits, bones, shells, and pottery fragments. Weapons such as bronze dagger-axes, as well as a collection of fragments of daily-use items, have been unearthed here. During the Warring States period, the states of Lu and Qi, as well as Lu and Chu, held alliances here.
On June 23, 2015, the Ancient City of Yanggu Yi was designated as part of the fifth batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relic Protection Units by the People's Government of Shandong Province.
Jiuxian Township: Located at the intersection of Tai’an, Jinan, and Liaocheng cities, in the northwest corner of Dongping County, by the rippling waters of Dongping Lake, Jiuxian Township covers a total area of 73 square kilometers, with 23,000 mu of land, 30 administrative villages, and a population of 28,000. The area boasts advanced transportation and communication facilities; National Highway 220 runs through the township, with program-controlled telephones available throughout, and every village has access to asphalt roads and cable TV. The township is home to famous historical sites such as cliff inscriptions, the Tomb of the Overlord of Chu, and the Huashan Scenic Area, offering abundant cultural and natural resources.
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Further Reading:
· Fifth Batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relic Protection Units in Shandong Province
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