城古村Chenggu Cun
陕西 · 渭南 · 韩城Shaanxi, Weinan, Hancheng
- Province
- 陕西Shaanxi
- City
- 渭南Weinan
- County
- 韩城Hancheng
- Lat / Long
- 35.451130, 110.449034
- Location details
城古村
Chenggu Cun
- ID
- SAX_0107
- Permalink
- /sites/SAX_0107
- Site type
- 不明Unknown
- Period
- 战国Warring States
- Find records
- 2
- Total coins
- 2
Description
不明，出土情况不详。1993年10月 出土“梁半析”布币1枚，平首有孔，肩稍耸，桥拱形档， 方足，通高4.7厘米，底宽3.2厘米，重7.35克。将布首 向下放置，右边首字作“求”形，未见著录.余二字不清 晰，堪称孤品。同出红陶残范1块.厚约3厘米，上有布 币背纹。一些学者认为，此地在春秋中期至战国时属少梁 之地，该布应是魏国迁都大梁以前所铸。(见(考古与文 物》1994年5期)
Unclear; excavation circumstances unrecorded. In October 1993, one "Liang Banxi" [reading uncertain] spade coin was excavated: flat head with a perforation, slightly sloped shoulders, arched bridge-shaped crotch, square feet, 4.7 cm in overall height, 3.2 cm wide at the base, weighing 7.35 g. Placed with the head downward, the first character on the right side resembles 求 (Qiu) in form and is otherwise unattested; the remaining two characters are unclear, making this a unique specimen. Found together with a fragment of a red pottery mold about 3 cm thick, bearing the reverse pattern of a spade coin. Some scholars hold that this area belonged to Shaoliang from the mid-Spring-and-Autumn period through the Warring States period, and that this spade coin should have been cast by the state of Wei before it moved its capital to Daliang. (See Kaogu yu Wenwu, 1994, Issue 5.)
Pin: this findspot. Dots: mint towns that issued coins found here, connected by dashed lines.
城古村出土单位
Chenggu Cun Excavation Unit
Code: SAX_0107_CTX001
State: 不明Unknown
Period: 战国Warring States
发现时间：1993；单位钱币总数量：1；不明，出土情况不详。1993年10月 出土“梁半析”布币1枚，平首有孔，肩稍耸，桥拱形档， 方足，通高4.7厘米，底宽3.2厘米，重7.35克。将布首 向下放置，右边首字作“求”形，未见著录.余二字不清 晰，堪称孤品。同出红陶残范1块.厚约3厘米，上有布 币背纹。一些学者认为，此地在春秋中期至战国时属少梁 之地，该布应是魏国迁都大梁以前所铸。(见(考古与文 物》1994年5期)
Excavation year: 1993; Original total count: 1. Unclear; excavation circumstances unrecorded. In October 1993, one "Liang Banxi" [reading uncertain] spade coin was excavated: flat head with a perforation, slightly sloped shoulders, arched bridge-shaped crotch, square feet, 4.7 cm in overall height, 3.2 cm wide at the base, weighing 7.35 g. Placed with the head downward, the first character on the right side resembles 求 (Qiu) in form and is otherwise unattested; the remaining two characters are unclear, making this a unique specimen. Found together with a fragment of a red pottery mold about 3 cm thick, bearing the reverse pattern of a spade coin. Some scholars hold that this area belonged to Shaoliang from the mid-Spring-and-Autumn period through the Warring States period, and that this spade coin should have been cast by the state of Wei before it moved its capital to Daliang. (See Kaogu yu Wenwu, 1994, Issue 5.)