Huangzhong Ruins

　　    The Huangzhong Ruins in Gao Temple Town are situated 26 kilometers south of the city center, to the northeast of Huangzhong Village. Originally a hilly highland, the area now accommodates the village school, leaving no identifiable surface remains. Based on drilling surveys, the cultural layer of the ruins is 2.2 meters deep, extending 100 meters from east to west and 65 meters from north to south, covering an area of 6,500 square meters. The upper layer of the site belongs to the Han and Wei periods, while the lower layer dates back to the Shang, Zhou, and Longshan cultures. Artifacts collected include pottery from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, Longshan pottery, as well as Han dynasty items such as dou (food vessels) and ding (tripod cauldrons).