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Baijiaqiao provincial key cultural relics protection unit

Baijiaqiao is located in Guoli Village, Guoli Town, tongshan district, about 40 kilometers north of Xuzhou City, and spans the ancient railway river from north to south. The bridge is a three-hole stone bridge built of bluestone, with a total length of 22 meters, a deck width of 8.6 meters, a middle span of 5.5 meters, holes on both sides of 4.3 meters wide and a middle height of 6.4 meters. The bridge arch adopts longitudinal and segmental juxtaposition, and the ticket arch is adopted. The deck slab is smooth and firm. There is a stone seat groove on the west side of the bridge, so it is speculated that there should be a stone railing. Glutinous rice mortar was poured into the gap of the pier, and iron sheets were also placed between the big gaps. The pier is built into a triangle against the water to separate the water potential. The whole bridge is reasonable in layout, beautiful in shape, solemn and harmonious. Although it has gone through more than 600 years, it is still intact and still carries the traffic coming and going. Since the Han Dynasty, Guo Li has been an important place for iron ore mining and smelting in China. The construction of Baijiaqiao originated from iron mining in Guo Li. For ... [with]

The location of paleontological fossils in Baiyun Cave, Jiulishan is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

Paleontological fossils from Baiyun Cave in Jiulishan were unearthed on the western slope of Jiulishan. The hole is semicircular, 3 meters high and 4 meters wide. Baiyun Cave is a fractured cave eroded by water in the late Cambrian thin dolomite limestone fault zone, which is small in scale but deep in extension. From 65438 to 0994, when the Baiyun Cave was developed in Shitun Township, thousands of mammalian fossils were collected in the shallow clay accumulation layer at the crack in the cave, which were identified as Sanmenma, China hyena, Lee's wild boar, Gorbachev sika deer, swollen bone deer, antelope (undetermined species), bear (undetermined species) and cow (undetermined species).