Wudangang site

Wudangang site, located in Ma'anshan, Anhui Province, is a famous cultural site in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The site is close to the famous PUTANG scenic spot, and the surrounding area has various landforms. The ancient site has obvious "Hushu" cultural style and typical southern temperament, which is different from the Central Plains and Jianghuai culture at that time. Wudangang site covers a total area of 100000 square meters. There are multiple functional areas in the village. More than 40 artifacts and a tomb of Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty have been found, of which the tomb area is about 7000 square meters. In 2002, the Anhui Provincial Institute of archaeology conducted a rescue excavation of 2500 square meters of living area. Nearly 400 pieces of stone, pottery, bronze, primitive porcelain and bone artifacts were unearthed from three categories of production tools, living utensils and weapons. Unearthed cultural relics show that as early as 3500 years ago, the handicraft industry, agriculture and fishing industry here were very developed. It is one of the central cities in China.

Wudangang site

Wudangang site, located in Fengshou village, Huoli Town, Ma'anshan, Anhui Province, was accidentally discovered by the local cultural relics department in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It is a famous cultural site in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The site is close to the famous PUTANG scenic spot, and the surrounding area has various landforms. The ancient site has obvious "Hushu" cultural style and typical southern temperament, which is different from the Central Plains and Jianghuai culture at that time.

brief introduction

Wudangang site covers a total area of 100000 square meters. There are multiple functional areas in the village. More than 40 artifacts and a tomb of Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty have been found, of which the tomb area is about 7000 square meters. In 2002, the Anhui Provincial Institute of archaeology conducted a rescue excavation of 2500 square meters of living area. Nearly 400 pieces of stone, pottery, bronze, primitive porcelain and bone artifacts were unearthed from three categories of production tools, living utensils and weapons. Unearthed cultural relics show that as early as 3500 years ago, the handicraft industry, agriculture and fishing industry here were very developed. It is one of the central cities in China.

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Tickets and opening hours

Free Admission.

Transportation

Located in wudangang, yaotou village, Huoli Town, you can take bus No.2 to Huoli town.

Address: Huoli Town, Huashan District, Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province

Longitude: 118.58104601155

Latitude: 31.696027439873