Where does the late Neolithic site in Dongkeng South belong?

Dongkeng South Neolithic Site is a cultural tourist attraction.

Dongkeng South Neolithic Site is located in Dongkeng Village, Jiesheng Town. East to Dongkeng Lake, 2 km west to Dongkeng Salt Town, 2 km south to Dongkeng Sea 1 km and 2 km north to Dongkeng Village, covering an area of about 35,000 square meters. It is named because it is located on the south side of Dongkeng Village. It was discovered by Father Mai Zhao Han in about 1938. There are abundant relics scattered on the surface, including stone tools and pottery. Stone tools mainly include arc concave scraper, trapezoidal stone hairpin, stone arrow, Shi Mao and so on. There are two kinds of pottery: black pottery with sand and red pottery with sand. The types of utensils are mainly open cans, and there is also a short ring with sand inside and rope patterns on the surface of the utensils. There are two kinds of argillaceous pottery: light red and gray, one is a pot with a runner, the other is a straight pot and a pot with high firing temperature, and the surface of the pot is decorated with squares or double-line squares. Some are fired into hard ceramics close to porcelain. The unearthed objects in this site have been tested by carbon fourteen, belonging to the late Neolithic cultural site.