利民村刘家堡子Li Min Cun Liu Jia Bao Zi

出土年份：1965；总数：2777.777777777778；总重：50kg；不明，出土在刘家堡子汉代城址前部。1995年发掘，面积 500平方米。发现一组有回廊的建筑址，同时发现深1.5 米、宽4米的壕沟。遗址出土泥质灰陶罐、陶盆、陶豆、 绳纹或菱形纹瓦、卷云纹瓦当、斜方格纹及“米”字纹 灰空心砖块等。村东北山坡有瓮棺墓群。此城建在战国 遗址上，城址内曾出土50余公斤明刀币和几件战国铁农具。 有学者认为是西汉武次县城址。

Excavation year: 1965; total count: 2777.777777777778; total weight: 50kg; unknown. Unearthed at the front part of the Han-dynasty walled site at Liujiabaozi. Excavated in 1995 over an area of 500 square meters. A building complex with a surrounding corridor was found, along with a moat 1.5 meters deep and 4 meters wide. The site yielded clay gray pottery jars, basins, dou-vessels, cord-marked or diamond-patterned tiles, cloud-scroll eave tiles, oblique-grid-patterned and "mi"-character-patterned gray hollow bricks, among others. A cluster of urn-coffin burials is on the hillside northeast of the village. This walled city was built atop a Warring States site; more than 50 kilograms of Ming knife coins and several Warring States iron farming implements have been unearthed within the walled site. Some scholars consider it to be the Western Han walled site of Wuci County.