Core Viewpoint - Jinhu County is actively enhancing archaeological support for project development, aiming to streamline processes and reduce approval times for archaeological explorations, thereby facilitating timely project execution [1][2][3]. Group 1: Project Support and Coordination - Jinhu County has organized a specialized team to assist 19 projects in applying for archaeological explorations, providing comprehensive technical support and expediting communication with the provincial cultural relics bureau [2]. - The county's cultural and tourism bureau has successfully coordinated with the Huai'an Cultural Heritage and Archaeological Research Institute to increase manpower for urgent projects, ensuring timely completion of archaeological investigations [2]. - A total of 5 projects have undergone archaeological investigations, with one project already passing provincial acceptance, while others are progressing smoothly [2]. Group 2: Legislative and Regulatory Framework - In response to a notification from provincial authorities regarding archaeological pre-approval for areas with potential underground relics, Jinhu County promptly engaged with the local natural resources and planning bureau to facilitate the approval process for 13 land parcels [3]. - The county's cultural relics bureau has issued opinions to support the archaeological exploration applications for these parcels, allowing them to be listed for sale while simultaneously conducting archaeological assessments [3]. Group 3: Cultural Heritage Protection - The Shigang Ship Lock has been recognized as an immovable cultural relic, and its relocation is critical for the smooth implementation of the Huai'an section of the Jinbao Waterway improvement project [4]. - The cultural and tourism bureau of Jinhu County has taken the initiative to engage with the provincial cultural relics bureau to secure support for the relocation protection project of the Shigang Ship Lock, which is currently underway [4].