小池村Xiaochi Village

窖藏，2008年在小池村后河轮窑厂在宋屋组取土制砖时候挖出一罐蚁鼻钱，共出的还有一件铜鼎和一个陶罐。夆铭文占据99.9%，巽铭文较少。据章新亮等原始报道：出土地点为小池镇中心村王家墩文化遗址（孔河西岸），总重约60斤，清理后计6000余枚（与既有表内6500/20kg数据略有出入）；单枚测量：长20.6-18mm，宽12.8-11.3mm，重4.1-1.9g；每枚腹部左右各有2道对称向内凹陷，与他处所出"夆"字蚁鼻钱略有不同；王家墩遗址1983年4月经省文物考古工作队试掘，内涵早、晚两期，早期新石器时代，晚期西周至春秋战国。

Hoard. In 2008, a jar of ant-nose coins was dug up at the Houhe brick kiln in Xiaochi Village while a work crew was extracting clay for bricks in the Songwu group; a bronze ding tripod and a pottery jar were found together with it. Coins inscribed "Feng" account for 99.9% of the hoard, with "Xun"-inscribed pieces much rarer. According to the original report by Zhang Xinliang and others, the findspot was the Wangjiadun cultural site in Zhongxin Village, Xiaochi Town (on the west bank of the Kong River); the total weight was roughly 60 jin (about 30 kg), and some 6,000-odd coins were recovered after cleaning (slightly at variance with the 6,500-coin / 20-kg figures already recorded in this table). Measurements of individual specimens: length 18-20.6 mm, width 11.3-12.8 mm, weight 1.9-4.1 g; each coin has two symmetrical inward depressions on the left and right of the belly, somewhat different from "Feng"-inscribed ant-nose coins found elsewhere. The Wangjiadun site was test-excavated by the provincial cultural-relics and archaeology team in April 1983 and contains two occupation phases: an early Neolithic phase and a later phase spanning the Western Zhou through the Spring-and-Autumn/Warring-States periods.