Abstract
In 2018,a salvage excavation was conducted at the Shuangdun site,recovering two mounds,Nos.2 and 3.The former has a turtle-shaped appearance,the latter a three-tiered stepped structure.On both mounds archaeological features such as dwellings,post holes,and midden pits,along with unearthed artifacts made of pottery,stone,and bone,etc.were found,providing crucial material evidence for understanding the characteristics of mound sites in the Jianghuai region.The Shuangdun site dates to the middle to late Western Zhou period.The excavation holds paramount significance for exploring the cultural evolution of Zhou civilization in the Huai River basin,and for understanding the developmental process of enduring coexistence and rises and falls of diverse attributes of cultures such as the Zhou and the local Huaiyi.
基金项目
中央高校基本科研业务费专项中国人民大学科研重大项目(22XNL010)
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