苏家河Sujiahe

不明，苏家河遗址的文化层堆积厚度一般在0.2～1.5米左右，各探方的文化层堆积不尽一致。总体而言，遗址西侧靠近苏家河岸边的台地文化层堆积较薄，厚约0.3～0.4米；遗址中部文化层堆积较厚，约0.5～1.5米，遗址文化层平均厚度为0.8米。结合地层叠压打破关系，以及从出土器物组合(绳纹夹砂红陶鬲、罐，陶豆，铜蚁鼻钱)来看，苏家河遗址早期遗存应属战国时期；而晚期堆积出土的瓷器，以及风格与宋元建筑较为接近的青砖、瓦当和兽首等，可以判断苏家河遗址晚期遗存应属宋元时期。

Context unknown. Cultural deposits at the Sujiahe site are generally 0.2-1.5 m thick, varying somewhat between excavation units. Deposits on the terrace near the river on the site's west side are thinner, about 0.3-0.4 m; deposits in the site's center are thicker, about 0.5-1.5 m; the average thickness across the site is 0.8 m. Based on stratigraphic relationships and the excavated artifact assemblage (cord-marked sand-tempered red-pottery li-tripods and jars, pottery dou dishes, bronze ant-nose coins), the early remains at Sujiahe should date to the Warring States period, while the porcelain from the later deposits, together with blue bricks, tile-ends, and roof-ridge ornaments stylistically close to Song-Yuan architecture, indicate the later remains date to the Song-Yuan period.