韩城镇韩城村Hancheng Zhen Hancheng Cun
河北 · 唐山 · 丰润Hebei, Tangshan, Fengrun
- Province
- 河北Hebei
- City
- 唐山Tangshan
- County
- 丰润Fengrun
- Lat / Long
- 39.645204, 118.063808
- Location details
韩城镇韩城村
Hancheng Zhen Hancheng Cun
- ID
- HEB_0191
- Permalink
- /sites/HEB_0191
- Site type
- 城址City site
- Period
- 战国Warring States
- Find records
- 1
- Total coins
- 1
Description
不明,1985年调查发现。面积约140万平 方米。文化层厚1米。暴露遗迹有灰坑和水井。采集 遗物有铁镢、铁锄、铜镞、铜刀币、贝壳和陶器残片。 陶器以泥质灰陶为主,其次是夹砂褐陶。器表多饰绳 纹,次为弦纹和素面。可辨器形有板瓦、筒瓦、瓦当、 釜、罐、瓮、盆、豆等。
Uncertain; discovered during a 1985 survey. Area about 1,400,000 m². Cultural layer 1 m thick. Exposed features include ash pits and a well. Artifacts collected include iron adzes, iron hoes, bronze arrowheads, bronze knife coins, shells, and pottery fragments. The pottery is mostly clay-paste gray ware, with sand-tempered brown ware second in frequency; surfaces are mostly cord-marked, with cord-and-checked or plain surfaces also occurring, and identifiable forms including banwa and tongwa roof tiles, roof-tile ends, fu cauldrons, guan jars, weng urns, pen basins, and dou dishes.
- Coin Types
- 刀币(Knife-Shaped Coin)
- Inscriptions
- —
- States
- —
- Mints
- —
- Precision
- 3
韩城镇韩城村出土单位 灰坑
Hancheng Zhen Hancheng Cun Excavation Unit
Code: HEB_0191_CTX001
State: 灰坑Pit
原表行号:821;出土时间:1985;不明,1985年调查发现。面积约140万平 方米。文化层厚1米。暴露遗迹有灰坑和水井。采集 遗物有铁镢、铁锄、铜镞、铜刀币、贝壳和陶器残片。 陶器以泥质灰陶为主,其次是夹砂褐陶。器表多饰绳 纹,次为弦纹和素面。可辨器形有板瓦、筒瓦、瓦当、 釜、罐、瓮、盆、豆等。
Original table row No.: 821; Excavation year: 1985; Location remark: Uncertain; discovered during a 1985 survey. Area about 1,400,000 m². Cultural layer 1 m thick. Exposed features include ash pits and a well. Artifacts collected include iron adzes, iron hoes, bronze arrowheads, bronze knife coins, shells, and pottery fragments. The pottery is mostly clay-paste gray ware, with sand-tempered brown ware second in frequency; surfaces are mostly cord-marked, with cord-and-checked or plain surfaces also occurring, and identifiable forms including banwa and tongwa roof tiles, roof-tile ends, fu cauldrons, guan jars, weng urns, pen basins, and dou dishes.