Core Insights - The Hainan Province has reported significant achievements in cultural relics development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, including eight major breakthroughs in archaeology and a 50% increase in the number of registered museums [2][3]. Archaeological Breakthroughs - Eight historical breakthroughs in archaeological work have been achieved, including the successful inclusion of the Sanya Luobi Cave site in the national archaeological park project and the discovery of a prehistoric burial site dating back approximately 12,000 years [3][4]. - The first archaeological study of the Nanhai Genglu Book has been conducted, collecting over 6,000 navigation data sets [3]. - New discoveries include 30 Paleolithic wilderness sites and significant artifacts from various historical periods, enhancing the understanding of regional cultural exchanges [3]. Museum Development - By the end of 2025, the number of registered museums in Hainan is expected to reach 60, a 50% increase from the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan," with 23 state-owned museums and 37 non-state-owned museums [4][5]. - Museums in Hainan have launched a total of 927 exhibitions, with an average of 19 exhibitions per museum, and have hosted 1,922 educational activities in 2024, averaging 40 per museum [5][6]. Cultural Tourism Integration - Hainan has developed 38 cultural tourism sites and created six themed museum tour routes, linking nearly 20 unique museums, promoting museum visits as a new tourism trend [6]. - The integration of archaeological findings with tourism has led to the establishment of nine national and provincial night cultural and tourism consumption clusters, contributing to economic growth [6].

转自：黑龙江日报 （来源：黑龙江日报） 会议公布，作为第四次全国文物普查重要新发现，木兰县境内确认一座辽金时期古城遗址，并出土可追 溯至约7000年前新石器时代的陶片，将当地有据可考的人类活动史大幅提前。 蒙古尔山城址位于木兰县西部山中，依山势而建，呈内城外郭布局。在近一年的勘探中，联合考古团队 将遗址面积拓展至11万平方米，共发现房址、烧窑、灰坑等古代遗迹115处。出土文物以陶、瓷残片为 主，其中一件带有典型渔猎文明特征的陶片，经专家初步判断属于新石器时代的"新开流文化"，距今约 7000年。此外，一件圆形带孔的纺车线轴零件，生动反映了当时的手工业生活图景。 通过碳14测年等技术手段，考古人员确认城址主体为金代遗存，同时发现清中期人类活动痕迹。项目还 利用无人机低空探测技术，清晰测绘出城址轮廓与房址排列结构。 本报讯（汪文华 记者李飞 王志强）25日，我省木兰县蒙古尔山城址考古调查勘探项目结项学术研讨论 证会召开。 ...

原标题：浙江"四普"取得阶段性成果 "三普"文物复查全面完成 12月19日，浙江省第四次全国文物普查领导小组第三次会议在杭州召开。记者从会议上获悉，全 省"三普"登录文物保存现状已全面摸清。 据介绍，我省第四次全国文物普查自2024年5月进入第二阶段后，各地普查队以县为基本单元全面 开展实地调查。截至2025年5月31日，"四普"文物复查和新发现文物调查取得丰富成果，第二阶段任务 如期完成。6月1日以来，普查转入第三阶段。 全省普查第二阶段以来，各地逐一实地调查"三普"文物现状、采集相关信息。全省开展数据审核培 训与数据在线巡检，加强数据质量控制。当前省级普查办审核的数据量已经超过6.8万处，通过普查数 据，全面获取了每一处文物的空间位置、保护级别、使用情况、保存状况等核心数据。 "四普"启动以来，省普查办组织"改革开放与新时代文物""廊桥""海防遗址""大运河"四项专项调 查，余村"两山"会址、南湖革命纪念馆湖滨分馆、义乌第一代小商品市场旧址等一批见证改革开放与新 时代重要革命价值的文化遗产被纳入新发现文物。 全省各地结合普查推进文物保护政策创新，杭州萧山普查中同步开展私人产权文物抢险加固，温州 永嘉创新启 ...

Core Insights - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Shanxi Province has discovered over 5,000 new cultural relics, marking significant progress in the fourth national cultural relics census [1][2] - The census has successfully re-verified all 53,875 cultural relics registered in the third national census, including specialized investigations of various historical artifacts [1] - New discoveries span from prehistoric settlements to relics from the Northern Wei Dynasty, Ming Dynasty ancient villages, and Qing Dynasty murals, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of Shanxi's civilization [1] Summary by Categories New Discoveries - A large-scale ancient village site from the Ming Dynasty, consisting of over 150 stone houses, was discovered in Yuxian County, showcasing well-preserved ancient settlements [2] - In the city of Jinzhong, a high-status architectural complex dating back approximately 4,300 years was found at the Qinshi Baliping site, indicating its role as an important hub for prehistoric cultural exchange [1] - The discovery of Northern Wei period pottery at the Xice Tianbei site in Datong provides evidence for studying the social and economic life during the Pingcheng period [1] Technological Advancements - The census emphasized not only new discoveries but also the precise re-recording of existing relics, utilizing technologies such as drone aerial photography and 3D scanning to achieve comprehensive documentation [2] - The goal of the census is to ensure that all eligible relics are recorded and preserved, reflecting a commitment to cultural heritage conservation [2]

12月12日，辽宁省第四次全国文物普查领导小组第三次会议在沈阳召开。省委常委、宣传部部长赵 承出席会议并讲话。 会议强调，要聚焦重点任务，扎实推进第三阶段普查工作。坚持应保尽保，继续加大文物新发现力 度。注重质量控制，切实把好普查数据审核验收关。做好成果汇总，扎实推进普查报告的编制。推进成 果应用，持续推动文化遗产系统性保护。营造浓厚氛围，增强全社会文物保护意识。 会议要求，要加强组织领导，压实责任。地方各级党委和政府主要负责同志要把做好文物普查工作 作为重要政治任务，加大文物保护资金保障力度，鼓励社会力量参与文物保护利用，形成保护合力，确 保高质量完成普查任务，推动全省文化遗产保护事业再上新台阶。 副省长楚天运主持会议。 会议指出，要深入学习贯彻习近平文化思想，深刻领会习近平总书记关于文化遗产保护传承的重要 论述精神，切实把思想和行动统一到党中央关于"四普"工作的决策部署上来，落实省委、省政府工作要 求，进一步增强责任感使命感，以更高站位、更强担当、更实举措，高质量完成"四普"各项工作任务， 有力推动历史文物在严格保护中更好"活"起来、在合理利用中更好传下去。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The discovery of the Lianhua Village South Site in Shenyang represents a significant archaeological find from the Liao and Jin dynasties, highlighting the importance of public participation in cultural heritage preservation efforts [1][3]. Group 1: Discovery Details - The Lianhua Village South Site is located near the right bank of the Pu River, approximately 800 meters north of Lianhua Village, in a quiet and lush environment [3]. - The site was identified through public engagement, as several hiking enthusiasts noticed scattered tiles on the surface and reported their findings, contributing to the ongoing national cultural relics census [3][4]. - Initial investigations revealed a concentration of damaged architectural components, including decorative tiles and remnants of ridge beasts, indicating the site is a foundation of a building from the Liao and Jin periods [3]. Group 2: Importance of Public Participation - The successful identification of the site exemplifies how public input can enhance professional archaeological surveys, filling gaps in the expertise of specialized teams [4]. - Each individual providing leads is considered an essential "scout" and "informant" in the cultural relics census, emphasizing the role of community involvement in achieving comprehensive documentation and protection of cultural heritage [4]. Group 3: Ongoing Efforts and Future Directions - Shenyang's fourth national cultural relics census is currently in a critical phase, with an increased demand for leads on various cultural relics [5]. - The Shenyang Cultural Relics Census Office has issued a call for more public and organizational participation to identify potential historical sites, aiming to uncover and protect more cultural heritage in the city [5].

Core Points - The article highlights the successful completion of the fourth national cultural relics census in Dingxi City, Gansu Province, emphasizing the importance of fieldwork and data collection in understanding and protecting cultural heritage [1][2][5] Group 1: Fieldwork and Investigation - The census team has conducted high-quality field investigations, revisiting 180 cultural relic sites and discovering 33 new sites, thereby enhancing the understanding of local cultural heritage [1] - The challenging terrain of the Loess Plateau requires physical endurance and climbing skills for the team to access remote archaeological sites, particularly prehistoric settlement sites [1][2] - The team has investigated 71 prehistoric settlement sites, most of which exceed 200,000 square meters in area, indicating the extensive nature of their fieldwork [1] Group 2: Methodology and Techniques - Prior to the census, local cultural workers engaged in ongoing research to track and verify new cultural relic leads, averaging over 70 days of field investigation annually [2] - The use of technology, such as satellite imagery, has significantly aided the team in identifying previously overlooked sites, resulting in the discovery of 19 new fort site remnants [2] - The investigation process involves not only discovery but also interpretation, requiring a deep understanding of historical context and local geography to assess the significance of the findings [4] Group 3: Documentation and Analysis - The documentation process is critical, with team members recording data on-site and maintaining detailed logs of site characteristics, including name, location, age, and area [4] - The analysis of newly discovered fort sites has led to insights into their historical context, with many dating back to the Ming and late Qing dynasties, reflecting their strategic purposes [4] - The results of the census will be presented through written reports and data, underscoring the importance of thorough documentation in the quality of the census [4][5]

Core Insights - The fourth national cultural relics census in Tibet has yielded significant findings, with a total of 3,346 new cultural relics discovered, representing a growth rate of 78.2% [1][3] - As of now, the total number of cultural relics resources in Tibet stands at 7,623, with 4,277 relics having undergone comprehensive review [1][3] Group 1: New Discoveries - All county-level census units in Tibet reported new discoveries of cultural relics during the census period [3] - Notable discoveries include over 500 new relics in Shigatse, Shannan, and Ali, with the highest new discovery located at an altitude of 5,303.8 meters in Saga County [3][5] - The newly discovered relics encompass various categories, including ancient cultural sites, tombs, buildings, rock caves, stone carvings, and significant modern historical sites [3] Group 2: Special Investigations - A special investigation was conducted in 21 border counties, resulting in the review of 1,149 relic sites, with 254 border defense relics being newly identified [5] - This initiative aims to provide tangible evidence for the protection of border cultural heritage and the study of territorial history [5] Group 3: Future Plans - The census leadership groups at all levels in Tibet will enhance efforts to identify and publish new discoveries, as well as establish a resource directory [5] - Plans are underway to organize the selection and application for the ninth batch of national key cultural relic protection units, further enriching the content of Tibet's immovable cultural relic resources [5]

Core Insights - The article highlights the ongoing fourth national cultural relics survey in Quanzhou, Fujian, emphasizing the rediscovery and documentation of historical artifacts and sites, which reconnects the past with the present [1][2][3] Group 1: Cultural Relics Survey - The survey covers an area of 11,000 square kilometers, with teams actively uncovering artifacts that have been hidden for years, thereby reviving historical connections [1] - The discovery of the "Zhongshan Song Kiln" marks the first identification of a Song Dynasty kiln site in the Luojiang District, reinforcing Quanzhou's historical significance as a maritime trade center during the Song and Yuan dynasties [2] - A total of 3,811 sites were re-examined, and 1,220 new relics were discovered, showcasing the extensive efforts of 56 survey teams and 1,458 training sessions for personnel involved [2] Group 2: Community Engagement and Education - The survey not only documents artifacts but also educates local communities about their historical significance, fostering a sense of pride and connection to their heritage [3] - The stories of newly discovered relics are intended to be integrated into educational materials, ensuring that the cultural legacy is passed on to future generations [3]

Core Points - The meeting emphasized the importance of continuing the fourth national cultural relics census in Jiangsu Province, highlighting the achievements made so far and the need for further efforts in cultural heritage protection and utilization [1][2] - The meeting called for adherence to Xi Jinping's cultural thoughts and the central government's directives on urban high-quality development and cultural heritage [1] - The focus will be on quality control, accurate data collection, and the establishment of a comprehensive database for immovable cultural relics [2] Group 1 - The meeting was attended by key officials including Xu Ying, the Minister of the Provincial Propaganda Department, and Chen Zhongwei, the Vice Governor [1] - Xu Ying stressed the need for local departments to deepen their understanding of cultural heritage protection and to translate this understanding into practical actions [1] - The meeting highlighted the importance of enhancing grassroots cultural relic protection institutions and encouraging social participation in heritage protection [1] Group 2 - Chen Zhongwei emphasized the necessity of rigorous review processes to ensure the accuracy of information regarding each cultural relic [2] - The meeting discussed the progress of the second phase of the fourth national cultural relics census and the contributions from various provincial departments and cities [2] - The outcomes of the census will be utilized to create exhibitions, publications, and cultural products, as well as to support policy-making and regional economic development [2]