清凉山Qingliangshan
陕西 · 西安 · 长安区Shaanxi, Xi'an, Chang'an District
- Province
- 陕西Shaanxi
- City
- 西安Xi'an
- County
- 长安区Chang'an District
- Lat / Long
- 34.175181, 108.930123
- Location details
清凉山
Qingliangshan
- ID
- SAX_0028
- Permalink
- /sites/SAX_0028
- Site type
- 墓葬Tomb
- Period
- 战国Warring States
- Find records
- 3
- Total coins
- 1
Description
墓葬，中小型墓，洞室墓。没有具体随葬品信息。这一墓地被认为存在一些楚文化因素，但没有典型楚国的陶器，仅有蚁鼻钱和青铜短剑。因此存疑。墓地内的M677有发现杜亭，杜市的铭文，标志这一墓地隶属于杜县。
Tomb. Small-to-medium catacomb (dongshi) tombs; no specific information on grave goods. This cemetery has been considered to show some Chu-culture elements, but lacks typical Chu pottery, having only ant-nose coins and a bronze short sword, so the attribution remains uncertain. Tomb M677 within the cemetery yielded inscriptions reading 杜亭 (Du Pavilion) and 杜市 (Du Market), indicating the cemetery belonged to Du County.
清凉山出土单位 M212
Qingliangshan Excavation Unit (M212)
Code: SAX_0028_CTX001
State: 墓葬Tomb
Period: 战国Warring States
发现时间：2018；单位钱币总数量：1；墓葬，中小型墓，洞室墓。没有具体随葬品信息。这一墓地被认为存在一些楚文化因素，但没有典型楚国的陶器，仅有蚁鼻钱和青铜短剑。因此存疑。墓地内的M677有发现杜亭，杜市的铭文，标志这一墓地隶属于杜县。
Excavation year: 2018; Original total count: 1. Tomb. Small-to-medium catacomb (dongshi) tombs; no specific information on grave goods. This cemetery has been considered to show some Chu-culture elements, but lacks typical Chu pottery, having only ant-nose coins and a bronze short sword, so the attribution remains uncertain. Tomb M677 within the cemetery yielded inscriptions reading 杜亭 (Du Pavilion) and 杜市 (Du Market), indicating the cemetery belonged to Du County.
币种构成 / Coin types
- 蚁鼻钱Ant-nose Coin1 · 100%
清凉山出土单位 M214
Qingliangshan Excavation Unit (M214)
Code: SAX_0028_CTX002
State: 墓葬Tomb
Period: 战国Warring States
发现时间：2018；单位钱币总数量：13；墓葬，洞室墓，中等级墓，随葬铜鼎、壶、匜一套，陶大口罐，小口罐，盆，釜一套，山字纹铜镜一件，半两1组13件，仅有2件的测量数据。
Excavation year: 2018; Original total count: 13. Tomb. A catacomb tomb of intermediate status, accompanied by a set of bronze ding tripod, hu vase, and yi ewer, a set of pottery wide-mouthed jar, narrow-mouthed jar, basin, and fu cauldron, one mountain-pattern bronze mirror, and a group of 13 Ban Liang coins, of which only 2 have measurement data.