Xin Guan Qiao at the site of North Town Village North and South Xin Xue it is the first North River, an area of about 50,000 square meters. The sites in the province's cultural relics survey in 1964 found that for the first time, the 1978 winter - 1979 in the spring discovered by the Archaeological Institute of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, unearthed a large number of pottery, stone tools and so on more than 2,000 pieces of cultural relics After identification of the scientific method, this site since about 7300 - 8400, China's Huang-Huai in the area found the earliest Neolithic sites. As a result of this cultural sites to reflect their own unique cultural style, was named the North Xin national culture, in 1982 between the public and to the world And textbooks into the country. In 1992, North Sim sites have been announced for the People's Government of Shandong Province at the provincial level key protection units.
Chea era North's economy is mainly agricultural, has unearthed the site supporting a full range of agricultural tools and Su-type particles. Fandi stone from the shovel, the hoe Antlers, planted by the sharp-angle, With the sickle harvesting mussels, with the threshing stone plate, stone, such as baseball, at the time to research the situation of agricultural production has played a very important role. At the same time, the pottery unearthed from the point of view, the process is more original, there are folders ceramic clay pottery and ceramic sand are pattern heap additional decoration, draw patterns, nails, etc. Yin Wen, handicrafts in the North when Xin Also appeared in its infancy. The site also found a home-based pig skull, broken the history of our country's pig.
North Sim to explore the site and the "North Xin culture" of the name is Haidai cultural district, an important Neolithic, Shandong is the source of the Dawenkou cultural development, she's Shandong Province will start to move before the archaeological Jin took a big step, is of great historical significance.
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