Hanben Archaeological Site

The Blihun Hanben Site, commonly known as the Hanben Site, is a prehistoric site in Nan'ao Township, Yilan County, Taiwan. It was excavated unexpectedly in March 2012 when the Suhua Reform Project was carried out by the General Administration of Highway of the Ministry of Communications. The Hanben site is an early culture of the Iron Age. Remains such as tombs and houses found here are about 1100 to 1800 years old. [1] It belongs to the same culture as the Shisanhang site and is a major discovery in the archaeological community in Taiwan. On July 1, 2016, the Site Review Committee of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of China reviewed and approved the Hanben site as a national site; and the original name "Hanben Site" was added with the word "Blihun" in Thai, meaning "gateway", a symbol The site highlights the mobility and spread of the ethnic culture of the South Island. [7] On August 15, 2016, the Cultural Assets Bureau of the Ministry of Culture announced that the Hanben site is a national site. ~ Reprinted from Wikipedia ~ When the original Suhua was revised, it is speculated that the location of the Hanben site is east of the Taiwan-Kowloon Line and the railway. The location of the machine room and the access road exposed at the south exit of Gufeng during the actual excavation was a big challenge to the entire Suhua construction team. During the excavation, some scholars proposed to preserve the site in situ, and suggested that Suhua change the route. In the end, after discussions among the parties, it was still handled in a different way after the excavation, and the South Australia Peace Section was opened to traffic on January 6, 109.

The Lion head is a beautiful sight.

Suhua Highway Reconstruction Project Crossing the Beihui Railway, skipping the Suhua Highway, the Hanben site is just on the site

AI legends that the prehistoric super-civilized alien friends of the earth's technology and technology seem to be very dangerous and powerful!

There are no obvious road signs along the way, and it is not easy to get in. It is not easy to find the site of the ruins. At the Google Maps guide, I saw a Di Gong Temple temporarily resting.

Look at the sea, blow the wind Pick up rose stones

The large rock at the entrance is used by the local police as a bunker to cover the mobile speed camera, passersby beware