利群Liqun

不明，上冈镇榆西村南部，战国、汉，面积约1000多平方米，文化层厚2米左右，其上原为汉墓土墩，高约1.5米，占地面积约150平方米，1958年烧窑挖出楠木棺1具，随葬器物不详，1987年在该墩下部距地表2米多，出土战国时期石制匕首、石箭镞，印纹陶罐坛以及"半两"铜钱、绳纹陶片等（原文明列"半两"铜钱为战国时期出土物，出土年份取1987年正式发现）；汉代泥质绳纹灰陶罐、钵、壶、钫等残片，"五铢"铜钱等。

Context unknown. South of Yuxicun, Shanggang Town; Warring States and Han periods; over 1,000 sq m in area, with cultural deposits about 2 m thick. A Han-dynasty tomb mound, about 1.5 m high and about 150 sq m in area, originally stood atop the site; in 1958, kiln-firing work dug up a nanmu-wood coffin, its grave goods unrecorded. In 1987, more than 2 m below the surface at the base of the mound, Warring-States stone daggers and stone arrowheads, stamped pottery jars and urns, and Ban Liang bronze coins and cord-marked pottery sherds were found (the source explicitly lists the Ban Liang coins as a Warring-States find; the discovery year is taken as 1987, the year of formal discovery); Han-dynasty finds include clay-paste cord-marked gray-pottery jar, bo-bowl, pot, and fang-vessel sherds, and Wuzhu coins.