Fujian Tanshishan Cultural Museum Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Tanshishan Cultural Museum is the first large-scale archaeological site museum in Fujian Province. It protects the eighth archaeological site of Tanshishan on-site and directly displays it to the audience. It truly and vividly reflects the production, life and tombs of the ancestors of the Fujian people in the late primitive society. situation. The Tanshishan Culture is the cradle of ancient Fujian culture and the birthplace of the pre-Qin Min people. The Tanshishan Cultural Site is located in Tanshi Village, Ganzhe Town, Minhou County, Fujian Province. It is one of the most typical Neolithic cultural relics in southeastern China, dating back 4,000- 5,500 years ago, it is a long hill 20 meters above the river. Since its discovery in 1954, the Tanshishan Cultural Site has undergone eight archaeological excavations, covering an area of ​​2,000 square meters, because it is almost made of clam shells, shells, and snails discarded by people at that time. The shells are piled up and are about 3 meters thick in some places, so they are also called "shell mound sites".

Attractions distribution:

The Tanshishan Cultural Museum was built on the basis of the Tanshishan Cultural Relics. The main attractions include Jiang Zemin’s inscriptions, the main exhibition hall, the ruins exhibition hall, the canoe, the first lantern in China, the three-layer tomb, trench No. G102, and the pottery gui with strings. , dog pits, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National key units

Scenic spot features:

Exhibitions, culture, cultural sites, museums

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