Huangtugang Qin-Han Ancient Tombs

Huangtugang Qin-Han Ancient Tombs

The Huangtugang Qin-Han Ancient Tombs are a cultural tourism attraction.

Huangtugang Qin-Han Ancient Tombs

Located on the northern ridge of Huangtugang Village, 16 kilometers northeast of the county town, the tomb area is 1.6 meters higher than the surrounding plain and is divided into southern and northern sections, covering an area of 66 mu. In 1977, a brick-and-stone tomb from the Xinmang period was discovered here, yielding burial objects such as pottery ding vessels, boxes, zun vessels, stoves, chickens, ducks, as well as bronze weights and coins like the Daquan Fifty. In March 1982, another Qin dynasty tomb was found, unearthing 40 pottery items, 3 bronze artifacts, 3 silver hoops, 12 jade rings, 30 small bronze bells (horse ornaments), and square glass beads. It was designated as a county-level cultural relics protection unit in 1984.