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About Hamin Archaeological Site
The settlement dates to approximately 5,500–5,000 years ago. Excavated house foundations form rows or groups with similar orientations, and their entrances generally face southeast. Each dwelling combined a sunken living space with a projecting entrance passage and a hearth toward the southern part of the room.
The remains reveal practical building methods as well as a coherent village layout. Floors and walls were treated with heat, leaving reddish-brown surfaces that archaeologists associate with moisture protection. Two enclosing ditches surrounded the settlement, adding a boundary beyond the individual homes.
What to look for
- The arrangement of semi-subterranean house remains
- Entrance passages and hearths within the house plans
- The settlement's double-ditch enclosure
Location & getting there
Getting to Hamin Archaeological Site
Confirm the venue or campus, reservation channel and exhibition calendar. A museum name may cover more than one building.
- Search for 哈民遗址 with 通辽市 and 科尔沁左翼中旗.
Find Hamin Archaeological Site
哈民遗址 · 科尔沁左翼中旗
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Sources & visit information
The linked sources support the identity and background described in this introduction. Opening hours, admission, activity availability and exact arrival arrangements have not been comprehensively checked. Confirm current visitor information with the venue; the original catalogue locality and editorial review flag are retained.