李庄乡父城Lizhuang Xiang Fucheng (Fucheng, Lizhuang Township)

遗址。父城城址，夯层内发现。遗址位于宝丰县城东 20 千米的李庄乡，东、北临郏县，南与平顶山市区接壤。 本年度对遗址进行了考古调查和试掘。进一步弄清了外城城池为长方形，坐北向南，东西宽 1750 米，南北长 1250 米，面积 220 多万平方米，外城城墙基础宽 10—15 米。 内城在外城的西北角，近方形，边长约 200 米，面积约 40 万平方米。内、外城城墙在地面上都有明显的痕迹，部分内城城墙明显高出地面，地面宽度约 15 米，夯层清楚。 本次试掘 10 米 × 10 米探方 1 个，3 米 × 10 米探沟 2 条，1 米 × 15 米探沟 1 条，面积 200 平方米，并解剖城墙断面 5 处。 出土文物标本 30 余袋，主要是筒瓦、板瓦等建筑材料和盆、钵、瓮、罐等器物。 遗迹有战国时期的排水设施、房基等，从夯层内出土的布币和陶器等遗物，遗迹初步判断，该城始建于东周，延续至东汉，与文献记载基本吻合。

Site. The site of the ancient city of Fucheng; the coin was found within a rammed-earth layer. The site is located in Lizhuang Township, 20 km east of Baofeng county seat, bordering Jia County to the east and north, and adjoining the urban area of Pingdingshan to the south. This year an archaeological survey and trial excavation were carried out at the site. It was further established that the outer city wall enclosure is rectangular, oriented north-south (facing south), 1,750 meters wide east-west and 1,250 meters long north-south, with an area of more than 2.2 million square meters; the base of the outer city wall is 10-15 meters wide. The inner city is located in the northwest corner of the outer city, nearly square in shape, with sides of about 200 meters and an area of about 400,000 square meters. Traces of both the inner and outer city walls are clearly visible on the ground surface; parts of the inner city wall rise noticeably above ground level, with a surface width of about 15 meters, and the rammed-earth layers are clearly visible. The trial excavation opened one 10 m x 10 m test pit, two 3 m x 10 m trenches, and one 1 m x 15 m trench, totaling 200 square meters in area, and also cut five sections through the city wall. More than 30 bags of artifact specimens were recovered, mainly building materials such as cylindrical roof tiles and flat roof tiles, along with vessels such as basins, bowls, urns, and jars. Features include Warring States-period drainage facilities and house foundations. Based on the spade coins and pottery unearthed from within the rammed-earth layers, it is provisionally judged that the city was first built in the Eastern Zhou period and continued in use through the Eastern Han, largely consistent with the textual records.