Heshi Site (First Batch Provincial-Level Protected Site)
Period: Neolithic Age
Address: On the terrace northeast of Heshi Village, Heshi Township, 5 kilometers north of Lucheng City
The site covers an area approximately 400 meters east-west and 150 meters north-south, totaling about 6 square meters. A 1996 survey revealed exposed sections of the cliff face showing ash pits and cultural layers, where various daily tools such as stone axes, stone shovels, and stone sickles were collected. Additionally, fragments of clay mixed with sand, cord-marked, plain-patterned pottery, as well as gray and red pottery pieces and stone tools were found on the exposed ground along the cliff. Recognizable artifact shapes include the rim of a Yangshao Culture bowl and the rim of a Longshan Culture jar.
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