李孤堆Ligudui

不明，地表采集，地表调查采集，伴出铜镞。发现于立仓镇顺和行政村李自然村南100米，芡河流域。 同址另据中国文物地图集安徽分册'中李遗址'条（8-A8）：顺河乡老营子村中李庄自然村南100米，周代，县文物保护单位，俗称李孤堆，面积约4800平方米，堆高约4米，采集的遗物有铜镞、蚁鼻钱和泥质灰陶片等（乡镇名与原记录'立仓镇顺和行政村'略有出入，但'俗称李孤堆'及铜镞伴出高度吻合，应为同一遗址）。

Context unknown; surface collection from a field survey, found together with bronze arrowheads. Discovered 100 m south of Li natural village, Shunhe administrative village, Licang Town, in the Qian River basin. The same site is also recorded under the "Zhongli Site" entry (8-A8) in the Atlas of Chinese Cultural Relics, Anhui Volume: 100 m south of Zhongli Village, Laoyingzi Village, Shunhe Township; Zhou dynasty; a county-level protected site popularly known as Ligudui; about 4,800 sq m in area and roughly 4 m high; finds include bronze arrowheads, ant-nose coins, and sandy gray-pottery sherds. (The township name differs slightly from the original record's "Shunhe administrative village, Licang Town," but the popular name Ligudui and the accompanying bronze arrowheads match closely, so this should be the same site.)