以北十八里土城/哈达和硕Yibei Shibali Tucheng / Hadaheshuo

内蒙古 · 赤峰 · 松山区Inner Mongolia, Chifeng, Songshan District

Location
Province
内蒙古Inner Mongolia
City
赤峰Chifeng
County
松山区Songshan District
Lat / Long
42.321003, 118.909471
Location details

以北十八里土城/哈达和硕

Yibei Shibali Tucheng / Hadaheshuo

Information
ID
NMG_0058
Permalink
/sites/NMG_0058
Site type
城址City site
Period
战国Warring States
Find records
2
Total coins
2

Description

不明,城址位于赤峰以北18里处,乌丹汽车道东一里,旧乌丹车道穿过城中,北临卓苏河岸断崖,南望无垠之沙丘。城壁分为内外城。最早发现此城者为儿玉重雄,1942年佟柱臣在城内采集陶片,同年10月18日鸟山喜一和渡边三三来此,采集一刀钱和刀钱残片若干。1944年9月20日佟柱臣继续调查采集器物。同年4月6日东京帝国大学中岛寿雄、满洲医科大学黑田源次又进行调查,并且拣得一刀钱4、5

Unclear. The city site lies 18 li north of Chifeng, 1 li east of the Wudan highway, which the old road passes through; it faces a cliff along the Zhuosu River to the north and boundless sand dunes to the south. The walls form an inner and outer city. First discovered by Kodama Shigeo; in 1942 Tong Zhuchen collected pottery sherds within the city, and on 18 October the same year Toriyama Kiichi and Watanabe Sanzō visited and collected a Yi Hua coin and several knife-coin fragments. On 20 September 1944 Tong Zhuchen continued the survey; on 6 April of the same year, Nakajima Toshio (Tokyo Imperial University) and Kuroda Genji (Manchuria Medical College) also surveyed the site and picked up four or five Yi Hua coins.

Record Classification
Coin Types
刀币(Knife-Shaped Coin)圜钱(Round Coin)明刀(Ming Knife)
Inscriptions
一化(Yi Hua)
States
(Yan)
Mints
3

以北十八里土城/哈达和硕出土单位 采集

Yibei Shibali Tucheng / Hadaheshuo Excavation Unit (Surface Collection)

Code: NMG_0058_CTX001

State: 不明Unknown

Period: 战国Warring States

原表行号:355;不明,城址位于赤峰以北18里处,乌丹汽车道东一里,旧乌丹车道穿过城中,北临卓苏河岸断崖,南望无垠之沙丘。城壁分为内外城。最早发现此城者为儿玉重雄,1942年佟柱臣在城内采集陶片,同年10月18日鸟山喜一和渡边三三来此,采集一刀钱和刀钱残片若干。1944年9月20日佟柱臣继续调查采集器物。同年4月6日东京帝国大学中岛寿雄、满洲医科大学黑田源次又进行调查,并且拣得一刀钱4、5

Original table row No.: 355. Unclear. The city site lies 18 li north of Chifeng, 1 li east of the Wudan highway, which the old road passes through; it faces a cliff along the Zhuosu River to the north and boundless sand dunes to the south. The walls form an inner and outer city. First discovered by Kodama Shigeo; in 1942 Tong Zhuchen collected pottery sherds within the city, and on 18 October the same year Toriyama Kiichi and Watanabe Sanzō visited and collected a Yi Hua coin and several knife-coin fragments. On 20 September 1944 Tong Zhuchen continued the survey; on 6 April of the same year, Nakajima Toshio (Tokyo Imperial University) and Kuroda Genji (Manchuria Medical College) also surveyed the site and picked up four or five Yi Hua coins.