第九批江苏省文物保护单位公布4项“探源”成果揭示江苏地域文明

Core Points - The Jiangsu provincial government has approved the ninth batch of 74 cultural heritage sites, with 64 newly added, including various types of historical sites such as ancient ruins, tombs, and buildings [1][2] - The Jiangsu Regional Civilization Exploration Project aims to reveal the historical contributions and unique status of Jiangsu's civilization in the context of the broader Chinese civilization [1] - Notable discoveries in the ninth batch include four significant archaeological sites related to the exploration project, highlighting the historical importance of the Grand Canal and Yangtze River [1] Summary by Category Cultural Heritage Sites - The ninth batch includes 20% revolutionary cultural relics, such as the site of the martyrdom of revolutionary figure Yun Daiying and the site of the first representative assembly of the Communist Party in the Su-Wan region [2] - Ancient tombs included in this batch feature significant historical figures from the Three Kingdoms, Song, and Ming dynasties, emphasizing their academic value [2] - A total of 19 ancient buildings are recognized, showcasing the living spaces and values of ancient Chinese people, including notable sites like Yuyuan and the Jiao Creek Ancient Residential Group [2] Modern Cultural Heritage - The batch highlights modern public cultural heritage in Zhenjiang, with sites like the old Zhenjiang Tide Gauge Station and the Shaozong National Studies Library, reflecting the city's development in modern times [2]