Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology Review

The 13th line is located on the south bank of the junction of the Vale and Haikou in Bali District, Xinbei City. After the geologist Lin Zhaoxu confirmed the discovery of prehistoric ironmaking relics here in 1957, it was named the 13th line site. Afterwards, many archaeologists excavated here, unearthing various rich relics such as pottery, ironware, tombs and other objects. After research, it is learned that 13 pedestrians lived 1,800 years ago, belonging to Taiwan's prehistoric iron age, and are currently one of the prehistoric residents who have determined to have ironmaking technology.

The archaeological site museum on the left bank of Bali, the Vale Estuary, has unearthed the 13-pedestrian site of the Neolithic period, and is the only kiln in Taiwan where iron is smelted, reflecting the rich culture of the aboriginal people on the island of Taiwan, where the exquisite workmanship of human face bottles is an important cultural relics. The museum's architectural design has distinctive local characteristics, facing the Guanyin Mountain and leaning against the estuary of the Vale, the scenery is infinite.

A great place to relax and relax, an archaeological-themed museum!

Very educational & pleasant scenery, very leisurely place ～

A very distinctive museum. There are a lot of holiday people, it is worth visiting.