贾各庄Jiagezhuang
河北 · 唐山 · 市区Hebei, Tangshan, urban district
- Province
- 河北Hebei
- City
- 唐山Tangshan
- County
- 市区urban district
- Lat / Long
- 39.503517, 118.869553
- Location details
贾各庄
Jiagezhuang
- ID
- HEB_0190
- Permalink
- /sites/HEB_0190
- Site type
- 墓葬Tomb
- Period
- 战国Warring States
- Find records
- 1
- Total coins
- 1
Description
墓葬,1952年5月至6月,进行了考古调 查和发掘。贾各庄墓地分东西两区,东区墓地清理瓮 棺葬6座,均用2~3个红褐色陶瓮套合而成,尸骨无 存,随葬品有3件幼儿装饰品,这些瓮棺葬的时代为 春秋战国之际。西区清理22座中小型战国墓,都是南 北向长方形竖穴土坑墓,葬具分有棺有椁和有棺无椁 两种。葬式为仰卧直肢或侧身屈肢。随葬品以陶器为 多,有大口罐、尊、小口罐、簋、壶、豆、鼎等,铜 器仅出于较大的墓中,数量仅次于陶器,有盆、盘、 簋、壶、豆、鼎、匹、剑、戈、戟、镞、带钩、车马器 和明刀币等,
Tomb. From May to June 1952, an archaeological survey and excavation were carried out. The Jiagezhuang cemetery is divided into eastern and western zones. In the eastern zone, 6 urn-coffin burials were cleared, each formed of 2-3 reddish-brown pottery urns fitted together; no skeletal remains survived, and the grave goods consisted of 3 items of infant ornament — these urn burials date to the Spring and Autumn/Warring States transition. In the western zone, 22 small-to-medium Warring States tombs were cleared, all north-south-oriented rectangular vertical earthen-pit tombs, with burial furniture of two types: coffin-with-outer-coffin, and coffin-only. Burial postures were supine extended or flexed on the side. Grave goods were mostly pottery, including large-mouthed guan jars, zun vessels, small-mouthed guan jars, gui tureens, hu vessels, dou dishes, and ding tripods; bronzes occurred only in the larger tombs, second in number to the pottery, including pen basins, pan plates, gui tureens, hu vessels, dou dishes, ding tripods, and Kuang-type vessels [sic], swords, ge dagger-axes, ji halberds, arrowheads, belt hooks, chariot-and-horse fittings, and Ming knives.
贾各庄出土单位 墓葬
Jiagezhuang Excavation Unit
Code: HEB_0190_CTX001
State: 墓葬Tomb
原表行号:819;出土时间:1952;墓葬,1952年5月至6月,进行了考古调 查和发掘。贾各庄墓地分东西两区,东区墓地清理瓮 棺葬6座,均用2~3个红褐色陶瓮套合而成,尸骨无 存,随葬品有3件幼儿装饰品,这些瓮棺葬的时代为 春秋战国之际。西区清理22座中小型战国墓,都是南 北向长方形竖穴土坑墓,葬具分有棺有椁和有棺无椁 两种。葬式为仰卧直肢或侧身屈肢。随葬品以陶器为 多,有大口罐、尊、小口罐、簋、壶、豆、鼎等,铜 器仅出于较大的墓中,数量仅次于陶器,有盆、盘、 簋、壶、豆、鼎、匹、剑、戈、戟、镞、带钩、车马器 和明刀币等,
Original table row No.: 819; Excavation year: 1952; Location remark: Tomb. From May to June 1952, an archaeological survey and excavation were carried out. The Jiagezhuang cemetery is divided into eastern and western zones. In the eastern zone, 6 urn-coffin burials were cleared, each formed of 2-3 reddish-brown pottery urns fitted together; no skeletal remains survived, and the grave goods consisted of 3 items of infant ornament — these urn burials date to the Spring and Autumn/Warring States transition. In the western zone, 22 small-to-medium Warring States tombs were cleared, all north-south-oriented rectangular vertical earthen-pit tombs, with burial furniture of two types: coffin-with-outer-coffin, and coffin-only. Burial postures were supine extended or flexed on the side. Grave goods were mostly pottery, including large-mouthed guan jars, zun vessels, small-mouthed guan jars, gui tureens, hu vessels, dou dishes, and ding tripods; bronzes occurred only in the larger tombs, second in number to the pottery, including pen basins, pan plates, gui tureens, hu vessels, dou dishes, ding tripods, and Kuang-type vessels [sic], swords, ge dagger-axes, ji halberds, arrowheads, belt hooks, chariot-and-horse fittings, and Ming knives.