岗郭村Ganggguocun

遗址，战国时期城邑遗址，采集有铜镞、铜戈、蚁鼻钱、陶尊及圆形井圈筑成的陶井，南北朝、隋唐时期陶片也很多；另在毗邻的翟庄村南朝墓中出土"武津长印"铜印及鸡首壶（南朝刘宋时期在此置武津县）；城址位于东经114°25′，北纬33°24′，面积约2500平方米。

Site, a Warring-States-period walled settlement. Finds collected include bronze arrowheads, bronze dagger-axes, ant-nose coins, pottery zun vessels, and a pottery well built of circular well-ring segments; Southern-and-Northern-Dynasties and Sui-Tang pottery sherds are also abundant. A bronze seal reading "Seal of the Magistrate of Wujin" and a chicken-head ewer were also found in a Southern-Dynasties tomb at the neighboring Zhaizhuangcun (Wujin County was established here during the Liu-Song period of the Southern Dynasties). The city site is located at 114°25′E, 33°24′N, about 2,500 sq m in area.