Shaoyuan Han Tomb

Shaoyuan Han tomb is located in Shaoyuan village in the western suburb of Zhecheng. Excavated in 1981, it is a multi chambered couple's tomb with vaulted brick coupons. The door of the tomb faces east and has been destroyed. There are 2 tomb passages, 2 main rooms and 4 ear rooms, and the plane layout is curved. There are 5 burrows left. The skeletons of the two men are in the corridor. A set of mother seal (3, only 2) is found on one waist. It is made of copper, with lion buttons and the seal "Xu Zan Yinxin". The unearthed funerary objects include golden cakes, golden beans, jade pigs, amber toads, crystal beads, crystal tigers, pearls, pottery pots, pottery cases, etc. According to the identification, the tomb belongs to the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Address: Shaoyuan village, western suburb of Zhecheng

Longitude: 115.66757324219

Latitude: 34.393209160545

Opening hours: 9:00-18:00