Dachendun site

It is also called "dachenggudui". It is also called "dachenggudui". Dachendun site is located in Cang village, Longcheng Township, Feidong County, Anhui Province. It is a Neolithic to Yinzhou site in Jianghuai area, with a total area of 4O00 square meters. The pier and abutment form three steps, the highest layer is 43 meters long and 20 meters wide. The height difference between the first layer and the second layer is 2.5m, the slope is steep at an angle of 75 degrees, and the third layer is gentle. After investigation, rice grain agglomeration was also found in dunxipo red burnt soil, which is the earliest discovery in China. In addition to 30-40 cm of topsoil seriously damaged, 4-4.2 meters below the site are well preserved. Stone axe, copper smelting slag, pottery racket and remnant pottery pieces have been collected. It is a key cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level.

Dachendun site

Dachendun site is located 500 meters north of Cangcheng natural village, Longcheng village, Shitang Town, Feidong County, covering an area of about 4000 square meters. The pier is 5 meters high. The collected Neolithic relics include pottery pieces and stone wares. Most of the pottery pieces are red pottery with sand. There are many plain faces, and the shapes of the wares are quite different. There are only pieces of pottery left in Shang and Zhou dynasties, mainly made of red and gray pottery mixed with sand and mud. There are also printed hard pottery, decorated with rope patterns and leaf veins. The shape of the pottery includes feet and pots. Cultural relics protection units at the provincial level.

Evolution of construction

Dachengdun was originally named "dachengdun", and there are two small chengdun (commonly known as "datan") in the south of dachengdun. The village in front of dachengdun was originally named "huopigang", and now it is named "cangchen". The residents of dachengdun's surname are the descendants of immigrants from De'an, Jiangxi Province.

Cultural relics

The collected Neolithic relics include pottery pieces and stone wares. Most of the pottery pieces are red pottery with sand. There are many plain faces, and the shapes of the wares are quite different. There are only pieces of pottery left in Shang and Zhou dynasties, mainly made of red and gray pottery mixed with sand and mud. There are also printed hard pottery, decorated with rope patterns and leaf veins. The shape of the pottery includes feet and pots.

Cultural relic value

The archaeological team of Anhui Province once collected stone axes, copper smelting slag, pottery rackets, remnant pottery pieces, etc. Rice grain caking was also found in dunxipo red burnt soil, which is the earliest discovery in China.

Address: Cang village, Longcheng Township, Feidong County

Longitude: 117.566414

Latitude: 31.898546