Fu Zhuang site

Fu Zhuang site

Fu Zhuang site is located in the north of Fu Zhuang village, Zhaoling District, Luohe City, Henan Province. The site is distributed along the South Bank of Wo River, with a total area of 24000 square meters. From the north section of the river, the cultural layer is about 5 meters. The specimens collected on the surface include: clam knife, clam foot, tripod, black and gray pottery pieces and other production and living utensils. It is a Neolithic cultural site. In May 1989, the people's Government of Anhui Province announced it as a key cultural relics protection unit in Anhui Province.

Cultural relics

In the summer of 1982, Anhui cultural relics team and Boxian Museum jointly excavated the site. The exploration area is 110 square meters, and more than 1000 pieces of various relics were unearthed. The site is more than 4000 years ago, which is composed of two parts: the residence site and the cemetery. It includes Shang, Erlitou, Longshan, Dawenkou and other cultures of different periods.

Cultural relic value

The relics unearthed from the Fuzhuang site are in good condition, which is of great significance to the study of prehistoric history and culture in Northern Anhui.

history

In the fourth year of Duke li of Lu (656 BC), Duke Huan of Qi led the division of eight countries to form an alliance with the state of Chu in Zhaoling. Fu Zhuang was 1.5 km northwest of Zhaoling, which was the site of the alliance, so it was called huichengtai / huishengtai.

Address: Fuzhuang village, Qiaocheng District, Bozhou City, Anhui Province

Longitude: 115.74845213235

Latitude: 33.872801975459