Could this unassuming patch of land hold the key to Taipei’s ancient past? You might be surprised to learn that we’re standing at the edge of the Tulunshan Archaeological Site. Don’t let the unassuming landscape fool you! The Tulunshan Archaeological Site is a treasure trove of history, offering a glimpse into Taipei’s prehistoric past. It stands as a testament to the Neolithic Shisanhang culture and the later Yingpu culture. Amazingly, this site is one of the largest on the right bank of the Danshui River. It played a crucial role in the migration routes of people moving towards the mountains. The artifacts unearthed here, including stone tools, pottery shards, and even remnants of house foundations, paint a vivid picture of life in ancient Taiwan. What makes Tulunshan even more remarkable is the discovery of a bronze spearhead. This rare find is one of the few from the late Neolithic period unearthed in Taiwan. It highlights the significance of this site and its connections to broader cultural exchanges during that time. Though time has weathered the landscape, the Tulunshan Archaeological Site remains a powerful link to Taipei’s rich heritage.
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