Hujia Cliff Site

Hujia Cliff Site

The Hujia Cliff Site is a cultural heritage site protected by Yuanping City.

The Hujia Cliff Site is located on a hilly plateau about 1,000 meters north of Wendongshe Village, Dongshe Town, Yuanping City, adjacent to the Tong River to the west. It stretches approximately 200 meters from north to south and about 300 meters from east to west, covering a total area of around 60,000 square meters. Surface collections include Neolithic-era clay pottery fragments adorned with decorative patterns such as cord marks. In 1981, it was designated as a county (city)-level cultural heritage site by the Yuanping Municipal People’s Government. The content is excerpted from *Xinzhou Cultural Relics Collection*.

Wendongshe Village: Located in a semi-hilly region, Wendongshe Village lies 28 kilometers east of the city proper, at geographic coordinates: 38°42′N, 113°00′E. It earned the name "Dongshe" (East Village) due to its location east of the former Tongchuan County seat. To distinguish it from Wangdongshe, it was named Wendongshe after the local surname. The village has 257 households and a population of 660, with 1,444 mu of agricultural land, primarily engaged in farming and pear/fruit production.

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