The article introduce a specific burial structure excavated from Chang-guang site and Chengzi-pu site occurred at years between 2300BP to 2800BP in east coast Taiwan. There was a slate slabs coffin surrounded by a 4mx4m square stone-structure constructed by Andesite pebbles. The offering goods including pottery jars, nephrite ornaments, stone tools etc. spread inside and outside the square stone-structure which could be indentified as a burial cemetery. Near the cemetery there were jar burials also. Although the slate slabs coffin was similar to the one excavated at the Pei-nan site but the cemetery is so different that never found in other sites along east coast Taiwan. It is a specific burial type that could be indentified to a specific prehistoric culture named as 'Chang-guan type' related to Pei-nan and Hwa-gun-san culture.