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Xiaozhuzhuang Site

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The Xiaozhuzhuang Site is located 200 meters west of Xiaozhuzhuang Village in Lizhai Town. It belongs to the "Longshan Culture" and "Shang Dynasty Culture." The site covers an area of 36,000 square meters, standing 2 meters above the ground. The existing cultural layers range from 0.8 to 3 meters in depth, and unearthed artifacts include a large number of pottery fragments such as jars, tripod leg parts, stone axes, and bowls. It was...

Xiaozhuzhuang Site

The Xiaozhuzhuang Site is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Xiaozhuzhuang Site is located 200 meters west of Xiaozhuzhuang Village in Lizhai Town. It belongs to the "Longshan Culture" and "Shang Dynasty Culture." The site covers an area of 36,000 square meters, standing 2 meters above the ground. The existing cultural layers range from 0.8 to 3 meters in depth, and unearthed artifacts include a large number of pottery fragments such as jars, tripod leg parts, stone axes, and bowls. It has been designated as a cultural relics protection unit by the People's Government of Xiangcheng City.

Lizhai Town: Lizhai Town is located on the southwestern edge of the city, at the junction of two cities (Zhoukou and Zhumadian) and three counties. It borders Sanzhangdian Township to the east, Jialing Town to the southeast, Pingyu County to the west and south, Shangcai County to the northwest, and Sundian Town to the north. The town is adjacent to National Highway 106, with the Nihe River tributary running east-west and the Shuijiaxi Road stretching north-south. The A’shen Expressway also passes through the area, providing convenient transportation. It governs 27 administrative villages, 73 natural villages, has a population of 70,700, covers an area of 67.5 square kilometers, and includes 59,040 mu of arable land. The town government is located in Lizhai.

Lizhai was originally named Hanlizhai. In June 1948... More details about Lizhai Town++

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