大泉源乡建设村五组Da Quan Yuan Xiang Jian She Cun Wu Zu

出土年份：2016；不明，报道称，日前，通化县大泉源乡建设村相继出土战国晚期青铜货币和铁制生产工具，其中战国刀币、布币和“一化”青铜钱币的出土，是目前仅发现于集安市之外通化境内唯一一处燕国货币出土地点，为研究战国晚期辽东浑江中游地区历史文化提供了十分重要的考古学资料，学术意义重大。 偶然间发现青铜货币 7月28日，通化县大泉源乡建设村五组村民袁景生老人在通丹铁路新开岭沟门一处“淌石流”取石时，在石堆中偶然发现像小铜刀和铲子一样的古代铜制品。消息一传开，不少村民便在此石堆中寻宝，陆续发现了数十枚不同形制的货币。 国家社会科学基金“燕秦汉辽东长城田野考古调查研究”项目负责人、通化师范学院特聘教授李树林闻讯后迅速赶往现场，在村民家中看到了这些古货币，确认系距今二千余年前战国晚期燕国“明刀”、平肩方足布币和“一化”圜钱青铜货币。 通过现场调查走访，李树林教授在五组村民小女孩姜雨彤家中见到了两块捡自“淌石流”里的陶片，为素面夹粗砂红褐陶口沿和腹部残片，确定这些燕国货币出于此陶罐之中，属当地燕民为逃避秦始皇于公元前222年辽东灭燕战争而藏匿的“窖藏”性质遗存。 7月20日，通化县建设村民在砬子沟建设山城内意外挖到一批战国铁器。经通化师范学院特聘教授、燕秦汉辽东长城研究中心主任李树林鉴定确认，有铁钁3件、铁镰1件，均系战国晚期农业生产工具。 这些文物的考古发现，纠正了以往考古界有关山城年代为唐代城址的错误认识。这些珍贵文物很快将捐献给地方有关文物部门。 附近还发现过燕国遗址遗物 据李树林教授介绍，在他数十年的田野考古调查历程中，在通化浑江中游地区及富尔江流域曾多次发现燕国遗址和遗物。距建设村南十余公里的胜利村于家沟遗址，曾发现过战国晚期泥质绳纹灰陶片、柱柄状灰陶豆、青铜铸范等典型的战国中晚期文化遗物；在三棵榆树镇三棵榆树村也曾出土过罐藏燕国货币。在相邻的辽宁省桓仁县古城镇洼泥甸子村还存在战国墓葬群，也曾出土过燕刀币、“一化”圜钱、私人铜印章、夹砂黑衣陶罐等典型燕国遗物。

Excavation year: 2016; unknown. According to reports, recently late Warring States bronze currency and iron production tools were successively unearthed at Jianshe Village, Daquanyuan Township, Tonghua County; among these, the discovery of Warring States knife coins, spade coins, and "Yihua" bronze coins represents, aside from Ji'an City, the only Yan-state currency find spot so far discovered within Tonghua territory, providing highly important archaeological material for the study of the history and culture of the middle reaches of the Hun River in eastern Liaodong during the late Warring States period, of major academic significance. Bronze currency discovered by chance On July 28, Yuan Jingsheng, an elderly villager of Group 5, Jianshe Village, Daquanyuan Township, Tonghua County, while gathering stone at a "flowing rock stream" at Xinkailinggoumen on the Tongdan Railway, chanced upon ancient bronze artifacts resembling small bronze knives and shovels amid a pile of stones. Once word spread, many villagers went treasure-hunting in this stone pile, successively finding several dozen coins of different forms. Li Shulin, a distinguished professor at Tonghua Normal University and head of the National Social Science Fund project "Field Archaeological Survey and Research on the Yan-Qin-Han Liaodong Great Wall," rushed to the scene upon hearing the news and saw these ancient coins at a villager's home, confirming them to be Warring States-period Yan-state "Ming knife" coins, flat-shoulder square-foot spade coins, and "Yihua" round bronze coins from over two thousand years ago. Through on-site investigation and interviews, Professor Li Shulin saw at the home of Jiang Yutong, a young girl of Group 5, two pottery sherds picked up from the "flowing rock stream," being plain-surfaced, coarse-sand-tempered reddish-brown rim and body sherds; it was determined that these Yan-state coins had come from within this pottery jar, constituting a "hoard"-type deposit of the kind hidden by local Yan people fleeing the Qin Shi Huang's war of annihilation against Yan in Liaodong in 222 BCE. On July 20, villagers of Jianshe Village, Tonghua County, while digging accidentally unearthed a batch of Warring States iron implements within the Lazigou Jianshe mountain fortress. Identified and confirmed by Li Shulin, distinguished professor at Tonghua Normal University and director of the Yan-Qin-Han Liaodong Great Wall Research Center, these comprise 3 iron mattocks and 1 iron sickle, all late Warring States agricultural production tools. The archaeological discovery of these artifacts corrected the previously held view within the archaeological community that this mountain fortress dated to the Tang dynasty. These precious cultural relics will soon be donated to the relevant local cultural relics authorities. Yan-state site remains have also been found nearby.