Laizhulin Site

　　Located 100 meters west of Liuxun Village, Dajipu Township, Daye City, it is a site from the Neolithic Age, Shang Dynasty, and Western Zhou Dynasty. The site spans an area of about 22,000 square meters, with a cultural layer 1.2–1.5 meters thick. Collected Neolithic pottery fragments are mainly made of clay red pottery, followed by sandy red-brown pottery, featuring decorations such as incised patterns, and vessel types include tripods and jars. Shang Dynasty pottery fragments are predominantly clay red-brown pottery, with sandy red pottery as a secondary type, decorated with grid patterns and appliqué ridges. Vessel types include tripods, cauldrons, basins, zun vessels, and jars. Western Zhou pottery fragments are mainly clay grey pottery, followed by clay red-brown pottery, decorated with string patterns, rope patterns, and nipple patterns, with vessel types such as cauldrons and dou vessels. (Third Batch)

　　Source: Hubei Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau