What is the telephone number of the ruins and tombs of Dabaozishan?
Brief introduction of Dabaozishan site and tomb scenic spot;
Dabaozishan ruins and tombs are located in the east of Lixian County, Gansu Province, 13km. They are sites from the Western Zhou Dynasty (BC 1 1 century-BC 77 1 year) to the Spring and Autumn Period (BC 770-476).
The total area of tombs is 18 square kilometers, including many tomb areas such as Dabaozi Mountain and Zhaoping Dome Mountain. Four tombs have been cleared 14 and two chariots and horses pits have been cleared. Among them, two Han tombs belong to the royal tombs of Qin State. There are several medium-sized tombs, which are east-west pits and vertical caves. The mausoleum faces east in the west, and the head of the tomb faces east in the west, which is exactly the same as Yongcheng Cemetery, Zhiyang Cemetery and Shihuang Cemetery. The Han tomb, which is more than 100 meters long, also shows that Qin people are good at building giant tombs. A large number of bronzes, gold wares and jade articles have also been unearthed from these tombs, and some bronzes are engraved with inscriptions such as "Qin Gong Zhu Ding" and "Qin Metric Bao Gui".
The discovery of tombs in Dabaozishan, especially the discovery of large Qin tombs, confirmed that this area has been the center of Qin State from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period. It is of great academic value to study the tomb system of Qin State and even the Zhou Dynasty in the two-week period, the initial fief of Qin State and the founding system after the Western Zhou Dynasty, the migration of Qin people and social characteristics.