Core Insights - The archaeological excavation at the Luruxian site in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, reveals significant findings from the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, contributing to the understanding of early development and utilization of the salt lake area, as well as the study of Xia-Shang civilization and Jin culture [1][4]. Summary by Sections - The Luruxian site is located approximately 7 kilometers south of the salt lake in the Yuncheng Basin, classified into two areas during the third national cultural relics census [3]. - Recent archaeological work from 2022 to 2024 has uncovered 209 gray pits from the Eastern Zhou period and 89 gray pits from the Xia period, along with various artifacts including pottery and tools [3][4]. - Excavations conducted from January to May 2025 revealed 310 gray pits and 5 tombs from the Early Shang, Western Zhou, and Spring and Autumn periods, with findings including pottery and other artifacts [4]. - The Luruxian site is recognized as a significant large settlement that developed continuously during the pre-Qin period, following the "Shicun-Yuancun-Tangli" settlement group, with rich cultural connotations and a long duration of habitation [4].