昌阳故城Old City of Changyang

不明，西汉昌阳县治所在地，城址北依回龙山（古名昌山），南濒昌阳河（古名昌水），南北长500米，东西宽350米，面积17.5万平方米，范围在宋村、城东村、石羊诸村之间；现地表已无痕迹，仅地下保存有夯土城墙基础；城址内外曾发现房基、窑址、陶井等遗迹，出土汉代砖瓦、柱础石、石臼、铜车饰、陶罐、五铢钱等文物；1950年前后土城墙残迹高处尚存4-5尺，耕作时常拾到刀币、五铢钱等文物；周围有宋村、石羊、九顶埠等汉代墓群。位于宋村镇政府驻地南。

Context unknown. The seat of Changyang County under the Western Han. The city site backs onto Huilong Hill (anciently Mount Chang) to the north and faces the Changyang River (anciently the Chang River) to the south; about 500 m north-south and 350 m east-west, covering 175,000 sq m, in the area between Songcun, Chengdongcun, and Shiyang villages. No trace survives above ground today; only the rammed-earth foundations of the city wall survive underground. House foundations, kiln sites, and pottery wells have been found within and around the city site, along with Han-dynasty bricks and tiles, column-base stones, stone mortars, bronze chariot fittings, pottery jars, and Wuzhu coins. Around 1950 the tallest surviving remnants of the earthen city wall still stood 4-5 chi high, and knife coins and Wuzhu coins were commonly picked up during farming; Han-dynasty tomb clusters surround the site at Songcun, Shiyang, and Jiudingbu. Located south of the seat of Songcun Town government.