肖家楼Xiaojialou

原表行号：12；出土时间：1960；原表总数：10339；窖藏，南运河在肖家楼村西北有一个向西突出的河湾，遗址就位于河湾的东部。遗址的地层堆积，第三层为黑土层，属于战国文化层，包含有陶片，红烧土，木炭屑等。灰坑墓葬均见于这一层，刀币也在这一层出土。灰坑共有五个，坑口圆形。墓葬均被破坏，只见到一些残骨和随葬器物。刀币分两处出土，相距一米多，出土时候捆绑成束，叠放在坑中。紧挨刀币出土的有瓮和铁蕨一件，别无其他遗物。这一遗址的刀币做过检测分析。陶器没有标出土单位，从发表的情况看，遗址的年代上限可以遭到春秋晚期（陶豆）钱币均为高铅青铜，铅成分可达50%以上。

Original table row No.: 12; Excavation year: 1960; Original total count: 10339; Location remark: Hoard. The South Grand Canal has a bend projecting westward northwest of Xiaojialou village; the site is located on the eastern side of the bend. In the site's stratigraphy, the third layer is a black-soil layer belonging to the Warring States cultural layer, containing pottery sherds, burnt red earth, and charcoal fragments. Ash pits and burials all occur in this layer, and the knife coins were also unearthed from this layer. There were five ash pits in all, with round pit mouths. The burials were all disturbed, with only some fragmentary bones and burial goods surviving. The knife coins were found in two locations more than a meter apart; when unearthed they were bundled and stacked in the pit. An urn and an iron adze-like tool (tie jue) were found immediately next to the knife coins, with no other remains. The knife coins from this site have been analyzed. The pottery was not recorded by excavation unit; from the published material, the upper date limit of the site may extend to the late Spring and Autumn period (based on a pottery dou stemmed dish). The coins are all high-lead bronze, with lead content reaching over 50%.