鄭州镇古州村Zhengzhouzhen Guzhoucun
河北 · 沧州 · 任丘Hebei, Cangzhou, Renqiu
- Province
- 河北Hebei
- City
- 沧州Cangzhou
- County
- 任丘Renqiu
- Lat / Long
- 38.885428, 116.133604
- Location details
鄭州镇古州村
Zhengzhouzhen Guzhoucun
- ID
- HEB_0006
- Permalink
- /sites/HEB_0006
- Site type
- 城址City site
- Period
- 战国Warring States
- Find records
- 1
- Total coins
- 1
Description
不明，城址平面近圆形，南北长约1500米。 城垣夯土筑成，基宽22、顶部残宽6、残高1～10米。 城内采集遗物多属战国至汉代，有铜壶、刀币和陶器 残片。陶器有夹砂和泥质灰陶绳纹鬲、罐、盆、板瓦、 筒瓦和素面豆等。另采集到少量唐代的青釉瓷碗等残片。据史载，战国时已有鄭邑，属赵；汉置鄭县，唐 置鄭州，宋省。该城址应是战国至唐代的鄭县故城址。
Uncertain; the city site is roughly circular in plan, about 1,500 m north-south. The city wall was built of rammed earth, 22 m wide at the base, with a surviving width of 6 m at the top and a surviving height of 1-10 m. Artifacts collected within the city mostly date from the Warring States to Han periods, including bronze pots, knife coins, and pottery fragments. The pottery includes sand-tempered and clay-paste gray cord-marked li tripods, guan jars, pen basins, banwa and tongwa roof tiles, and plain-surface dou dishes. A small number of Tang-dynasty blue-glazed porcelain bowl fragments were also collected. Historical records state that a Zheng settlement already existed here in the Warring States period, belonging to Zhao; the Han established Zheng County, the Tang established Zhengzhou, and it was abolished in the Song. This city site should be the ancient walled town of Zheng County spanning the Warring States to Tang periods.
- Coin Types
- 刀币(Knife-Shaped Coin)
- Inscriptions
- —
- States
- —
- Mints
- —
- Precision
- 3
鄭州镇古州村出土单位 地层
Zhengzhouzhen Guzhoucun Excavation Unit
Code: HEB_0006_CTX001
State: 地层Stratigraphic layer
原表行号：20；不明，城址平面近圆形，南北长约1500米。 城垣夯土筑成，基宽22、顶部残宽6、残高1～10米。 城内采集遗物多属战国至汉代，有铜壶、刀币和陶器 残片。陶器有夹砂和泥质灰陶绳纹鬲、罐、盆、板瓦、 筒瓦和素面豆等。另采集到少量唐代的青釉瓷碗等残片。据史载，战国时已有鄭邑，属赵；汉置鄭县，唐 置鄭州，宋省。该城址应是战国至唐代的鄭县故城址。
Original table row No.: 20; Location remark: Uncertain; the city site is roughly circular in plan, about 1,500 m north-south. The city wall was built of rammed earth, 22 m wide at the base, with a surviving width of 6 m at the top and a surviving height of 1-10 m. Artifacts collected within the city mostly date from the Warring States to Han periods, including bronze pots, knife coins, and pottery fragments. The pottery includes sand-tempered and clay-paste gray cord-marked li tripods, guan jars, pen basins, banwa and tongwa roof tiles, and plain-surface dou dishes. A small number of Tang-dynasty blue-glazed porcelain bowl fragments were also collected. Historical records state that a Zheng settlement already existed here in the Warring States period, belonging to Zhao; the Han established Zheng County, the Tang established Zhengzhou, and it was abolished in the Song. This city site should be the ancient walled town of Zheng County spanning the Warring States to Tang periods.