Ang'angxi Neolithic Site Museum
昂昂溪遗址博物馆
The type site of the Neolithic “Angangxi culture” in Northern China, with a museum beside the site displaying microliths and fishing and hunting life.
The Ang’angxi Site is near Wufu Village in Ang’angxi District. It was excavated in 1930 by Liang Siyong and is the type site of the “Angangxi culture,” dating back about 7,000 years. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Beside the site is a museum displaying microliths, bone tools, pottery, and tooth ornaments, with reconstructed scenes of fishing and hunting life. The museum is free or low-cost and closed on Mondays; follow on-site notices. It is about 3 km from Russian Street, a few minutes by taxi.
Opening hours
About 09:00–16:00; closed Mondays
Nearby sights
- Ang'angxi Railway Station (Chinese Eastern Railway)
- Ang'angxi Russian Street
- Dacheng Temple (Mahayana Temple)
- Longsha Park
- Bukui Mosque
- Laodong Lake
- Qiqihar Guandi Temple
- Qiqihar Museum