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In 2012, the “New Royal Palace” of Hailong Tun site was the focus of the archaeological excavation, and the investigation and recovering to the kilns and quarries in and nearby the “New Royal Palace” were also conducted. Moreover, trial excavation was conducted to the “Old Royal Palace” Site. The “New Royal Palace” was a grandiose architectural complex enclosed by walls and with the central stepped path as the symmetric axis, from which architectural parts including stone blocks, bricks, tiles, ridge ornaments, and pottery pipes and artifacts such as tablets and porcelains. Hailong Tun site was a castle of  tusi  (hereditary headmen system in the minority areas) which integrated the fortress and administrative offices; it provided new data for the researches on the  tusi  system in the angle of archaeology and the relationship between the central government and the local powers from the Tang to the Ming Dynasties.

The excavation of the Hailong Tun site in Zunyi City, Guizhou in 2012