石户城Shihucheng

不明，柳泉镇石户城村城山，省文物保护单位，战国—汉，遗址依山筑城，南面以山为屏障，另三面筑有城墙，城址平面呈长方形，东西长约500米，南北宽约600米，残高城墙约1.5-2米，北城墙宽约40米，东、西城墙宽约30米，均夯土筑成，城墙外为护城河，宽约8-10米，辟三门（北门、东门、西门），今已不存，城墙内发现楚国的"蚁鼻钱"和铜箭镞以及汉代筒瓦、板瓦、瓦当等残片，城垣夯土上发现东汉墓葬，故城址下限为西汉，发现年份原文未注（《考古》1960年第3期）。

Context unknown. Chengshan, Shihuchengcun, Liuquan Town; a provincial-level protected cultural-relics site; Warring States through Han periods. The city was built against the hill, using the mountain as a natural barrier on the south side, with walls built on the other three sides; the city plan is rectangular, about 500 m east-west and 600 m north-south, with surviving wall height about 1.5-2 m -- the north wall about 40 m wide, the east and west walls about 30 m wide, all of rammed earth. A moat about 8-10 m wide runs outside the walls, with three gates (north, east, and west), none of which survive today. Chu ant-nose coins and bronze arrowheads, along with Han-dynasty tube tiles, flat tiles, and tile-end fragments, have been found within the walls; an Eastern Han tomb was found in the rammed-earth wall itself, so the site's lower date limit is the Western Han; the discovery year is not recorded in the source (Kaogu (Archaeology), 1960 no. 3).