Xian County Guozhuang Cultural Relics
Guo Village in Xian County had a lot of content related to cultural relics: - There was a Shao Mingming in Song Yaojing Village, Guozhuang Town, Xian County. He was good at wall painting and paper-cutting art, but it was not a cultural relic. It only reflected the local art and culture. - In Donggaozhuang Village of Guozhuang Town, there was a memorial garden for King Xian of Han. There were seven rooms in the main hall and three rooms in the middle were called the "Sacred Hall of Scripture Spreading Wing". There was a statue of Liu De in the hall, and the east and west cultural walls introduced the achievements of King Xian of Han. In the east wing, there was a horizontal board, the names of the family worshipers, the preface of the family tree, etc., as well as ancient poems written by calligraphers of Xian County. In the west wing, there was a horizontal board, photos of the original Xianwang Temple and sacrificial activities, and works related to Xianwang. In the southeast wing, there was a "Xiuxue Pavilion", in the southwest wing, there was a "Seeking Truth from Facts" stele, and outside the door, there was a "Xianwang Cultural Square". Liu De, the Han Dynasty king, made outstanding contributions to sorting out Confucian classics and inheriting Confucian culture during the Western Han Dynasty. The buildings here were Items carried heavy historical and cultural value and could be regarded as cultural relics. - On the east side of the Xianwang Mausoleum in the east of Xian County and on the west side of the Heilonggang River in the west of Yintun Village in Guozhuang Town, there was a Kirin Tomb (formerly known as the "Burying Kirin Tomb "). According to the Xianxian Annals of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, its origin was related to the birth of Kirin by cattle in Yinguantun (present-day Yintun Village) in the 48th year of Wanli of the Ming Dynasty (1620). Although the sealed soil had been dug up and the monument erected at that time was unknown, the relevant records reflected its historical and cultural significance. - In 2004, a mysterious ancient tomb was discovered in Guozhuang, Henan Province (unrelated to Guozhuang, Xian County, pay attention to the distinction). Guozhuang, Xian County, did not mention the excavation of ancient tombs and cultural relics, but from the overall historical and cultural atmosphere of the local area, there may also be potential cultural relic related resources such as cultural relics that have not yet been discovered or not paid attention to. - Dongtian Village of Guozhuang Town was rated as a provincial forest village in 2021. This title was related to the natural environment. Although it was not a direct cultural relic, it reflected the local comprehensive protection awareness of history, culture, natural environment, etc. It may also be helpful for the protection of local cultural relics and cultural inheritance. Read more exciting novels for free
Lingtai County Cultural Relics
Lingtai County has many cultural relics. Lingtai County Museum was located in the county town, with a total construction area of 1700 square meters. It had more than 10,000 cultural relics in its collection, including 497 pieces of various cultural relics on display. On September 20, 2006, the 2006 'China·Lingtai Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture (International) Academic Exchange Conference and Huangfu Mi Cultural Festival officially opened. Six cultural relics collected by Lingtai County Museum, including the painted red pottery Heavenly King of the Tang Dynasty, the beast-faced red pottery tomb guarding beast, and the painted Hu figurines, camels and maids of the Tang Dynasty, participated in the exhibition of "Peerless Beauty--Women's Life in Tang Dynasty" in Lin Zexu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou City, focusing on the economic and cultural development of Lingtai in Tang Dynasty. Lingtai Ancient Bell, also known as Mingchang Iron Bell, was cast in the first year of Cheng 'an of Jin Zhangzong (1196). It is a provincial cultural relic protection unit and now exists in Lingtai Cultural Center. The bell is 3.3 meters high, 5 meters in circumference, and has nine teeth. It is covered with inscriptions, with different characters and contents. It is arranged neatly and orderly. The sound of striking the body is loud and clear, and can be heard within a radius of ten miles. In addition, Lingtai County was conducting the second round of collection of immovable cultural relics clues, which mainly included ancient cultural sites.(The living places and production sites of ancient humans, as well as traces of the transformation and utilization of the natural environment), ancient tombs (a regional place formed by burying ancient humans), ancient buildings (The main surviving buildings built in ancient times such as old houses, temples, etc.), cave temples and stone carvings (caves dug by Buddhist or other religious believers on cliffs, text patterns carved on stones, etc.), important historical sites and representative buildings in modern times (important historical sites and representative buildings related to major historical events, etc.), and others (such as cultural landscapes, paleo fossil sites, and other material entities with historical, artistic, and scientific value), etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Longxi County Cultural Relics
Longxi County had many cultural relics. Among them, there was a two-ear colored pottery jar of the Majiayao culture, which was unearthed in 1977 in Sanshipu, Shouyang Town, Longxi County, which was a national first-class cultural relic. There was also a similar type of colored pottery bottle with a spiral pattern and a sharp bottom, which was unearthed in Lujiaping, Longxi County, which was also a national first-class cultural relic. Double-hook pattern double-ear colored pottery jar belongs to the Bronze Age Xindian culture, collected in Wenfeng Town, Longxi County, Dingtian City. The painted nebula pattern gray pottery pot of the Warring States Period was a national first-class cultural relic unearthed in Shouyang Town, and the bronze sword of the Warring States Period was a third-class cultural relic unearthed in Sunjiaping, Wenfeng Town, in 1983. The pottery house of Han Dynasty was unearthed in Liangjiaping, Shouyang Town in 1973, and the pottery horse of Tang Dynasty was unearthed in Gongchang Town, Longxi County in the 1960s. The Chongning Bronze Bell of Song Dynasty was cast in the first year of Chongning of Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty (1102), and moved to Weiyuan Building in the 16th year of Daoguang of Qing Dynasty (1836). The glazed stupa of Yuan Dynasty was a national first-class cultural relic, which was unearthed on the north slope of Touping Mountain in Gongchang Town in April 1984. In addition, there were county-level cultural relics protection units such as the Ming Longxi City Wall, as well as the provincial-level cultural relics protection unit Li Family Dragon Palace. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Cultural Relics in Benxi County
Benxi County has many cultural relics. In the Neolith Age, a jade axe was unearthed from the lower layer of Cave B in Machengzi, Benxi County. It was 13.2 cm long, 8.5 cm wide and 1.5 cm thick. It was ground from dark green jade. Its plane was nearly ladder-shaped, with a circular top and a slightly curved blade. There were signs of collapse on one side of the blade corner, which might be the symbol of the power of the clan chief at that time. A stone shovel was also unearthed. It was 11.8 cm long, 7.3 cm wide and 1.1 cm thick. It was made by hammering. The front plane was peach-shaped. It was an agricultural production tool. A bone fish dart was unearthed from the lower layer of Cave B in Dongwaizi, Nandian Town, Benxi County. It was 10.1 cm long, 2.8 cm wide and 0.9 cm thick. It was ground from animal bones. The plane was long triangular and the tip was sharp. It was an ancient fish forking tool. A pottery jar with the word "dragon" on its shoulder was unearthed from the Jin Dynasty tomb in Xiaoshi. The tomb belonged to the Sanyan culture, and the word "dragon" on the jar reflected the influence of the Central Plains culture on this place. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Xiushui County Cultural Relics Bureau
Xiushui County Cultural Relics Protection Administration is located in Xiushui County's Liangtang New District. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The duties of the county cultural relics bureau
The responsibilities of the county cultural relics bureau usually included the following aspects: - To formulate plans and policies for the development of cultural relics protection in the county. - In charge of the county's cultural relics management. - To organize and coordinate the excavation, management, protection, rescue and research of cultural relics in the county. - Cooperate with relevant departments to protect historical and cultural cities and historical and cultural protection areas. - Collect, collect, display, and study objects that represent natural and human cultural heritage. - He was specifically responsible for the daily cultural relics survey work, such as Qin 'an County Culture and Travel Bureau (responsible for the daily work of cultural relics survey). In the cultural relics survey work, he should implement the work deployment requirements of the higher authorities and organize and coordinate the participation of all parties. - To carry out the recruitment of personnel directly under the institutions, such as the campus recruitment of institutions directly under the Cultural Relics Bureau of Gansu Province. - To be responsible for the safety management of the cultural relic protection units under its jurisdiction (through recruitment of cultural relic protectors, etc.). - To implement the national, provincial and municipal laws, regulations, guidelines and policies on the protection of cultural relics, and to grasp the correct direction of public opinion and creation. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Min County Cultural Relics Collection
Min County Museum is responsible for the management and protection of cultural relics in its collection. There are 4771 cultural relics and information specimens in its collection. On April 28, Mr. Xu from Chabu Town of Min County County donated three clay gray pottery jars of Han Dynasty to Min County Museum, which enriched the collection of Han Dynasty cultural relics in Min County Museum. The two important characteristic collections of Min County Museum were ritual implements and Tangka. Many paintings and calligraphy works of art of past dynasties were also powerful evidence to study the prehistoric culture, the combination of Han and Tibetan, and the inheritance and development of Tibetan Buddhism in Min County County. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
County Level Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Shiquan County
Shiquan County has 12 county-level key cultural relics protection units in the third batch, including 7 ancient buildings (including the old street of Shiquan County, located in the old street of Shiquan County's Chengguan Town, dated to the Qing Dynasty; the old street of Houliu Town, located in the old street of Houliu Town, Shiquan County, dated to the Qing Dynasty; the old street of Raofeng Town, etc.), 3 ancient ruins, 1 cave temple and stone carving, and 1 ancient tomb. In addition, the Yuwang Palace in Shiquan County was a provincial key cultural relic protection unit. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Name of cultural relics in Li County Museum
Deqing County Cultural Relics Bureau bidding and purchasing information
The reference materials only mentioned two pieces of procurement-related information about the cultural relics management office of the Dragon Mother Ancestral Temple in Yuecheng, Deqing County. One was the direct purchase contract for the collection of goods by the split desktop computer, including the contract number, contract name, project number, project name, buyer, supplier, main information of the contract, contract signing date, contract announcement date, etc. The second was the announcement of the acceptance results of the direct purchase contract for wooden tables and tables, including the acceptance date, members of the acceptance team, acceptance opinions, etc. No other bidding and purchasing information of Deqing County Cultural Relics Bureau could be found. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Complete Collection of Cultural Relics in Lantian County, Shaanxi Province
There were many cultural relics in Lantian County, Shaanxi Province. The following were some of the representative cultural relics: - In Jiaodai Village, Jiaodai Town, Lantian County, there is the ruins of Dinghu Yanshou Palace, a key cultural relic protection unit in Shaanxi Province. - Lantian had once unearthed Lantian ape-man skull fossils, more than 1200 ancient animal fossils, and 12 paleolith artifacts. This place was famous overseas because of these discoveries. - Shuilu Nunnery was located in Lantian County. There were more than 3700 colored clay sculptures preserved. It was known as the "treasure of wall sculptures" and was also one of the filming locations of Black Mythology: Wukong. - A piece of pottery was found in the Lantian County Cultural Center. It was 19 cm high, 11 cm wide at the bottom, 6.4 cm wide at the top, 8 cm thick at the bottom, and 4 cm thick at the top. There were relevant inscriptions on it. Its name and use were pending. It was speculated that it might be one of the upper components of the building. The lower limit should be in the sixth year of Emperor Jing (144 B.C.). - The bronze axe of the Western Zhou Dynasty was a cultural relic of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It was handed over by the supply and marketing cooperative of Xiehu Town, Lantian County. It was 12.5 cm long, 4.3 cm wide, and 2 cm thick. It was made of bronze, rectangular, straight, flat, and hollow. There was a hoop pattern near the mouth of the axe. The blade was curved and wider than the body. The double-edged axe was relatively sharp. It was collected in the Cai Wenji Memorial Hall of Lantian County. - There was a Zhenwu Temple on the Bali Plateau of Lantian. It was built in the Qing Dynasty and was listed as the fourth batch of cultural relics protection units in Lantian County in 2013. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>