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解村Jiecun

河北 · 保定 · 徐水Hebei, Baoding, Xushui

Location
Province
河北Hebei
City
保定Baoding
County
徐水Xushui
Lat / Long
39.111881, 115.483698
Location details

解村

Jiecun

Information
ID
HEB_0077
Permalink
/sites/HEB_0077
Site type
采集Surface collection
Period
战国Warring States
Find records
5
Total coins
5

Description

地层，黄山以西，在临近瀑河东岸断崖上也有灰土层暴露，厚度接近30厘米，包含遗物很少，分布面积也很少，采集陶片以商周时期为主。此外，在这里发现了很多货币，大多锈结成堆。根据出土情形判断，可能是当时人为的埋藏。货币包含明刀和“甘丹”铭文尖足布，根据比例尺长度大约在7厘米左右，应为大型尖足布。此外还发现“安阳”铭文方足布。遗址边上即是燕国沿河修筑的南部长城。

Stratigraphic layer. West of Huangshan; an ash layer is also exposed on the cliff face on the east bank of the Pu River nearby, about 30 cm thick, with few inclusions and a small distribution area; the pottery sherds collected are mostly of Shang-Zhou date. In addition, a great many coins were found here, mostly corroded into solid masses. Judging from the manner of deposition, this may have been an intentional burial. The coins include Ming knives and large pointed-foot spade coins inscribed "Gandan", estimated at roughly 7 cm long based on scale, indicating a large-type pointed-foot spade. Square-foot spade coins inscribed "Anyang" were also found. The site lies alongside the southern section of the Yan-state Great Wall built along the river.

Record Classification
Coin Types
刀币(Knife-Shaped Coin)、布币(Spade Coin)、平首布(Flat-handle Spade)、明刀(Ming Knife)、直刀(Straight-back Knife)、尖足布(Pointed-foot Spade)、折背明刀(Angled-back Ming Knife)、方足布(Square-foot Spade)、大尖足布(Large Pointed-foot Spade)
Inscriptions
安阳(Anyang)、甘丹(Gandan)、蔺(Lin)
States
三晋(San Jin)、燕(Yan)、赵(Zhao)
Mints
安阳(Anyang)、蔺(Lin)、邯郸(Handan)
3
Coin Mint Origins

Pin: this findspot. Dots: mint towns that issued coins found here, connected by dashed lines.

解村出土单位 地层

Jiecun Excavation Unit

Code: HEB_0077_CTX001

State: 地层Stratigraphic layer

原表行号：290；出土时间：1958；地层，黄山以西，在临近瀑河东岸断崖上也有灰土层暴露，厚度接近30厘米，包含遗物很少，分布面积也很少，采集陶片以商周时期为主。此外，在这里发现了很多货币，大多锈结成堆。根据出土情形判断，可能是当时人为的埋藏。货币包含明刀和“甘丹”铭文尖足布，根据比例尺长度大约在7厘米左右，应为大型尖足布。此外还发现“安阳”铭文方足布。遗址边上即是燕国沿河修筑的南部长城。

Original table row No.: 290; Excavation year: 1958; Location remark: Stratigraphic layer. West of Huangshan; an ash layer is also exposed on the cliff face on the east bank of the Pu River nearby, about 30 cm thick, with few inclusions and a small distribution area; the pottery sherds collected are mostly of Shang-Zhou date. In addition, a great many coins were found here, mostly corroded into solid masses. Judging from the manner of deposition, this may have been an intentional burial. The coins include Ming knives and large pointed-foot spade coins inscribed "Gandan", estimated at roughly 7 cm long based on scale, indicating a large-type pointed-foot spade. Square-foot spade coins inscribed "Anyang" were also found. The site lies alongside the southern section of the Yan-state Great Wall built along the river.