哈素公社二十家子Hasu Gongshe Ershijiazi

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Location
Province
内蒙古Inner Mongolia
City
呼和浩特Hohhot
County
土默特左旗Tumd Left Banner
Lat / Long
40.601493, 111.025525
Location details

哈素公社二十家子

Hasu Gongshe Ershijiazi

Information
ID
NMG_0028
Permalink
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Site type
窖藏Hoard
Period
战国Warring States
Find records
19
Total coins
19

Description

窖藏,村北水渠边上发现两个陶罐,分两处埋入地下,间隔四五米。共计45斤8两。货币分刀币和布币两种。布币又可以分为尖足大布,尖足小布,方足大布,方足小布四类。货币一布币为主,其次刀币。布币方足小布最多方足大布次之,尖足布最少。

Hoard. Two pottery jars were found beside an irrigation canal north of the village, buried separately about 4-5 m apart. The total weight was 45 jin 8 liang. The coins comprise knife coins and spade coins; the spade coins can be further divided into four classes: large pointed-foot, small pointed-foot, large square-foot, and small square-foot. Spade coins predominate over knife coins; among the spade coins, small square-foot spades are the most numerous, followed by large square-foot spades, with pointed-foot spades the fewest.

Record Classification
Coin Types
布币(Spade Coin)平首布(Flat-handle Spade)尖足布(Pointed-foot Spade)方足布(Square-foot Spade)大尖足布(Large Pointed-foot Spade)大方足布(Large Square-foot Spade)
Inscriptions
安阳(Anyang)大阴(Da Yin)(Dai)甘丹(Gandan)晋阳(Jinyang)梁邑(Liangyi)(Lin)平阳(Pingyang)平州(Pingzhou)武安(Wu'an)武平(Wuping)(Xie)榆即半(Yuji Ban)(Zeng)宅阳(Zhaiyang)(Lai)兹氏(Zishi)兹氏半(Zishi Ban)
States
三晋(San Jin)(Zhao)
Mints
(Dai)兹氏(Zishi)虒祁(Siqi)宅阳(Zhaiyang)安阳(Anyang)平周(Pingzhou)平阳(Pingyang)晋阳(Jinyang)(Liang)榆即(Yuji)武安(Wu'an)武平(Wuping)负邑(Fu)邯郸(Handan)(Yin)
3
Coin Mint Origins

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

哈素公社二十家子出土单位 窖藏

Hasu Gongshe Ershijiazi Excavation Unit (Hoard)

Code: NMG_0028_CTX001

State: 窖藏Hoard

Period: 战国Warring States

原表行号:186;窖藏,村北水渠边上发现两个陶罐,分两处埋入地下,间隔四五米。共计45斤8两。货币分刀币和布币两种。布币又可以分为尖足大布,尖足小布,方足大布,方足小布四类。货币一布币为主,其次刀币。布币方足小布最多方足大布次之,尖足布最少。

Original table row No.: 186. Hoard. Two pottery jars were found beside an irrigation canal north of the village, buried separately about 4-5 m apart. The total weight was 45 jin 8 liang. The coins comprise knife coins and spade coins; the spade coins can be further divided into four classes: large pointed-foot, small pointed-foot, large square-foot, and small square-foot. Spade coins predominate over knife coins; among the spade coins, small square-foot spades are the most numerous, followed by large square-foot spades, with pointed-foot spades the fewest.