Chenghu unearthed cultural relics museum

Chenghu unearthed cultural relics museum

In the east of Luohan Hall of Baosheng temple, the museum mainly displays the relics unearthed from Chenghu site in Luzhi. The museum displays wells with different forms in different periods; painted pottery bottles and black skin pottery pots in Songze culture period; tiaoliang pots in Liangzhu culture period; pottery statues in Western Zhou Dynasty and copper shavings in Eastern Zhou Dynasty; and primitive village models of 5500 years ago. The production and life scenes of Luzhi ancestors for more than 5000 years are vividly displayed.

A large number of ancient cultural relics have been excavated and developed, among which paddy field in Songze culture period was first discovered in Jiangnan area. Although the history of rice cultivation in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River originated in the Majiabang culture period 6000 years ago, the emergence of paddy fields and their corresponding agricultural drainage and irrigation systems such as ponds, ditches and water inlets in the Songze culture period proves that the human rice cultivation technology in this period is a step further than that in the Majiabang culture period, which is of great significance to the study of the development, evolution and development of paddy fields in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River The history of urbanization has far-reaching significance.

In addition, a large number of wells and ash pits gathered together, indicating that the geographical environment here is very suitable for human habitation. Human beings began to live in Chenghu area 5500 years ago, and continued to live in Song Dynasty. Then they began to move to the northeast and gradually formed Luzhi town. The results of this archaeological excavation and multidisciplinary cooperation provide valuable material for the study of human activities and historical changes in Chenghu area.

Address: Luzhi Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 120.87921264648

Latitude: 31.274922982513

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