Shizhuang Site (First Batch of Provincial-Level Protected Sites)
Period: Neolithic Age
Location: Northern Banpo area of Shizhuang Village, Puzhou Town, Yongji City
It lies to the west near the main course of the Yellow River, and to the south close to Yunliang River. The terrain is part of the second-level river terrace, with relatively flat ground covering an area of about 2 million square meters. Surveyed and partially excavated in 1954. The cultural layer is 0.2–3 meters thick. Excavated and collected artifacts include pottery such as jars and basins, stone tools such as axes, adzes, and chisels, as well as a large number of painted pottery fragments. It belongs to the typical Miaodigou type culture.
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