考古
攷古
고고
Archaeology
2001年
12期
55~79
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杨帆 朱云生 张聪 范冕 白成明 段汝刚 张晓绕 师培砚 徐怀立 李云华 龚绍林 王桂蓉 梅丽琼 保文凤 黄颖 李晓帆 舒宏
楊帆 硃雲生 張聰 範冕 白成明 段汝剛 張曉繞 師培硯 徐懷立 李雲華 龔紹林 王桂蓉 梅麗瓊 保文鳳 黃穎 李曉帆 舒宏
양범 주운생 장총 범면 백성명 단여강 장효요 사배연 서부립 리운화 공소림 왕계용 매려경 보문봉 황영 리효범 서굉
云南 泸西县 和尚塔 火葬墓 火葬罐 历史分期 墓地 地层堆积 墓葬形制 葬具
雲南 瀘西縣 和尚塔 火葬墓 火葬罐 歷史分期 墓地 地層堆積 墓葬形製 葬具
운남 로서현 화상탑 화장묘 화장관 역사분기 묘지 지층퇴적 묘장형제 장구
In 1998, the Yunnan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other institutions excavated tombs of cremation at Heshangta in Luxi County, Red River Prefecture. The 210 tombs excavated are oval graves except for a rectangular shaft. According to the types of crematory jar-coffins and the copper coins associated with them, the tombs can be roughly divided into three phases.The first phase is represented by jars of Types C and G and blue-and-white porcelain jars with sophisticated design, and dates from the mid Song through the early Yuan dynasty. The second phase features the use of Types A and B jars exclusively for cremation, double-jar coffins and vessel stands, and goes back to the late Yuan through early Ming period. The third phase saw the popularity of glazed and glazeless pottery single-jar coffins and the rareness of double-jar ones, and can be assigned to the mid and late Ming period. Thus the cemetery covers the time from the mid and late Song to the final stage of the Ming Dynasty.
In 1998, the Yunnan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other institutions excavated tombs of cremation at Heshangta in Luxi County, Red River Prefecture. The 210 tombs excavated are oval graves except for a rectangular shaft. According to the types of crematory jar-coffins and the copper coins associated with them, the tombs can be roughly divided into three phases.The first phase is represented by jars of Types C and G and blue-and-white porcelain jars with sophisticated design, and dates from the mid Song through the early Yuan dynasty. The second phase features the use of Types A and B jars exclusively for cremation, double-jar coffins and vessel stands, and goes back to the late Yuan through early Ming period. The third phase saw the popularity of glazed and glazeless pottery single-jar coffins and the rareness of double-jar ones, and can be assigned to the mid and late Ming period. Thus the cemetery covers the time from the mid and late Song to the final stage of the Ming Dynasty.
In 1998, the Yunnan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other institutions excavated tombs of cremation at Heshangta in Luxi County, Red River Prefecture. The 210 tombs excavated are oval graves except for a rectangular shaft. According to the types of crematory jar-coffins and the copper coins associated with them, the tombs can be roughly divided into three phases.The first phase is represented by jars of Types C and G and blue-and-white porcelain jars with sophisticated design, and dates from the mid Song through the early Yuan dynasty. The second phase features the use of Types A and B jars exclusively for cremation, double-jar coffins and vessel stands, and goes back to the late Yuan through early Ming period. The third phase saw the popularity of glazed and glazeless pottery single-jar coffins and the rareness of double-jar ones, and can be assigned to the mid and late Ming period. Thus the cemetery covers the time from the mid and late Song to the final stage of the Ming Dynasty.
