What means of transportation is available at Dadong Site in Panxian County?

Traffic Guide for Dadong Station in Panxian County: The main urban areas of Liupanshui bus are Shuicheng County and Zhongshan District. There are many mountains. When you want to get off by minibus, just tell the driver. There are buses 1 to 15 in the city, and the fare is 1 yuan. You can take bus No.5 and No.6 to the railway station, get off at the Post and Telecommunications Building or Zhongshan People's Hospital, and walk 10 minutes or more. You can also take buses 14 and 15. In addition, there is a CMB outside the city hotel to the railway station.

The starting price of taxis in 2 yuan is usually 10 yuan in the evening, and the price of taxis leaving the city can be discussed with the driver.

The national cultural relics protection unit-Panxian Dadong is located in Shili Village, Zhudong Town, 49 kilometers away from the county seat. Originally a cave for teaching purposes, Guangxu's "Annals of Pu 'an Zhili Guild Hall" records that it is bright and wide, with no darkness and flat ground. Three Buddhist temples have been built in China, winding up from the floors of the temples, with a towering and flat stone chest with Guanyin Pavilion built on it. Broken down, the stone wall came over, sideways and the crab line was riddled with holes. Later, it became a place for villagers to boil nitrate. And the mountains of paleontological fossils in caves are thrown away or smashed by them to feed pigs or fertile fields. In 1970s, it was discovered by geologists.

1990, the relevant departments of Liupanshui sent several stone products collected from the deposits in the cave in Panxian County to the Institute of vertebrate paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences for research. Huang Weiwen, director of the Paleoanthropology Research Office of the Institute, believes that the technical traces of the restoration countertops displayed on these well-made stone products are clear and standardized, and this technology has always been regarded as unique to western culture at the same time. Later, Yuan Zhenxin, a geologist, was sent to make a field survey, and more than ten stone products and a large number of mammal fossils were collected in the cave, including several extinct species such as the Oriental Saber-toothed Elephant, china rhino, and Giant Tappet.

1April, 1992, with the approval of National Cultural Heritage Administration, Panxian Cave was excavated and cleaned for 2 1 day, with amazing harvest, covering an area of 12 square meters. More than 700 stone products and 500 fossil specimens have been unearthed, including 1 human tooth fossils, dozens of mammals and a small number of birds and fish. The results of several excavations of the Great Cave in Panxian County have attracted more and more surprises and attention from the archaeological circles at home and abroad. In particular, the cultural relics and primitive living surfaces of Dadong site have preserved the abandoned state and contain rich potential information. In the 4th century, large caves were abundant and well preserved, which provided ideal conditions for establishing the standard scraping surface of Quaternary caves in southern China.

1993, Panxian Cave was officially excavated, and four ancient human tooth fossils, more than 2,000 stone tools and nearly 10,000 animal fossils, as well as ashes, ashes, burned bones and other ancient human civilization relics were obtained. Panxian cave is a Pleistocene cave, and the ancient human sites excavated here in the middle Paleolithic period are rare in the world. During the period of 1993, among the ten new archaeological discoveries in China, Panxian cave site ranked first, which was considered by experts at home and abroad as a major discovery of China cave ancient human site. The excavation of Panxian Cave is also rare in the early ancient human sites in the world. It is an ideal place for multidisciplinary comprehensive research and has great scientific research value. Its scale, cultural deposition age, types and quantity of archaeological materials are comparable to those of Zhoukoudian in Beijing.