镰刀湾镇Liandaowan Zhen
陕西 · 延安 · 安塞Shaanxi, Yan'an, Ansai
- Province
- 陕西Shaanxi
- City
- 延安Yan'an
- County
- 安塞Ansai
- Lat / Long
- 37.198186, 108.993604
- Location details
镰刀湾镇
Liandaowan Zhen
- ID
- SAX_0086
- Permalink
- /sites/SAX_0086
- Site type
- 不明Unknown
- Period
- 战国Warring States
- Find records
- 1
- Total coins
- 400
Description
不明。孙相武记录秦直道过延河桥顺川北行,由康家河上山后,直道分为两条,一条从胶泥湾到瓦渣梁。瓦渣梁遗址遗存有秦汉瓦片,出土有箭头、秦半两、五铢钱。北距鸡巢“盘山”处有二公里,为鸡巢山兵站遗址。一条从康家河经麻地到雁行山。为秦直道最大“盘山”工程。高约180米,宽13米,上宽达70米,南北两段遗迹长二公里。在修筑简易公路时,曾出土秦半两钱二市斤。现在数量为估计数量。
Unclear. Sun Xiangwu records that the Qin Straight Road crosses the Yanhe River bridge and runs north along the valley; after climbing the hill from Kangjiahe, the road splits into two branches. One runs from Jiaoniwan to Wazhaliang; the Wazhaliang site preserves Qin-Han roof-tile sherds and has yielded arrowheads, Qin Ban Liang, and Wu Zhu coins, 2 km south of the "mountain-circling" section at Jichao, the site of the Jichaoshan military post. The other branch runs from Kangjiahe via Madi to Yanxingshan, the largest "mountain-circling" engineering work on the Qin Straight Road, about 180 m in elevation change, 13 m wide (up to 70 m at its widest), with surviving north-south sections totaling 2 km. During construction of a simple road here, about 1 jin (Chinese catty) of Qin Ban Liang coins were unearthed; the quantity given here is an estimate.
- Coin Types
- 圜钱(Round Coin)
- Inscriptions
- 半两(Ban Liang)
- States
- 秦(Qin)
- Mints
- —
- Precision
- 3
镰刀湾镇出土单位
Liandaowan Zhen Excavation Unit
Code: SAX_0086_CTX001
State: 不明Unknown
Period: 战国Warring States
发现时间:1987;单位钱币总数量:400;原表总重:2kg;不明。孙相武记录秦直道过延河桥顺川北行,由康家河上山后,直道分为两条,一条从胶泥湾到瓦渣梁。瓦渣梁遗址遗存有秦汉瓦片,出土有箭头、秦半两、五铢钱。北距鸡巢“盘山”处有二公里,为鸡巢山兵站遗址。一条从康家河经麻地到雁行山。为秦直道最大“盘山”工程。高约180米,宽13米,上宽达70米,南北两段遗迹长二公里。在修筑简易公路时,曾出土秦半两钱二市斤。现在数量为估计数量。
Excavation year: 1987; Original total count: 400; Original total weight: 2 kg. Unclear. Sun Xiangwu records that the Qin Straight Road crosses the Yanhe River bridge and runs north along the valley; after climbing the hill from Kangjiahe, the road splits into two branches. One runs from Jiaoniwan to Wazhaliang; the Wazhaliang site preserves Qin-Han roof-tile sherds and has yielded arrowheads, Qin Ban Liang, and Wu Zhu coins, 2 km south of the "mountain-circling" section at Jichao, the site of the Jichaoshan military post. The other branch runs from Kangjiahe via Madi to Yanxingshan, the largest "mountain-circling" engineering work on the Qin Straight Road, about 180 m in elevation change, 13 m wide (up to 70 m at its widest), with surviving north-south sections totaling 2 km. During construction of a simple road here, about 1 jin (Chinese catty) of Qin Ban Liang coins were unearthed; the quantity given here is an estimate.
币种构成 / Coin types
- 圜钱Round Coin400 · 100%