新阳城Xinyang City

不明，光武镇尹城子村南50米，省文物保护单位，秦、汉、三国，俗称尹城子，平面呈长方形，南北长约390米，东西宽约330米，面积约13万平方米，原土筑城垣高于地面约1.5米，有东、西、南、北4个城门，今被夷平但仍略高于平地，城内出土过蚁鼻钱、汉'半两'钱、王莽'布泉'、五铢钱、冶炼残渣、青铜器皿、汉砖及绳纹陶片，发现年份原文未注。其城当为春秋莘城，秦改置为新阳县，至西晋废。

Context unknown. 50 m south of Yinchengzi Village, Guangwu Town; a provincial-level protected cultural-relics site; Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms periods; popularly known as Yinchengzi. Rectangular in plan, about 390 m north-south and 330 m east-west, covering about 130,000 sq m; the original earthen wall stood about 1.5 m above ground level and had four gates on the east, west, south, and north sides; it has now been leveled but still stands slightly above the surrounding land. Finds within the city include ant-nose coins, Han-dynasty "Ban Liang" coins, Wang Mang-era "Buquan" coins, Wuzhu coins, smelting slag, bronze vessels, Han bricks, and cord-marked pottery sherds. The discovery year is not recorded in the source. This city should be the Spring-and-Autumn city of Xin, renamed Xinyang County under the Qin, and abandoned by the Western Jin.