考古
攷古
고고
Archaeology
2000年
1期
1~11
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刘庆柱 町田章 李毓芳 刘振东 张建峰 玉田芳英 平泽毅 清野孝之 渡边晃宏 岛田敏男 长尾充
劉慶柱 町田章 李毓芳 劉振東 張建峰 玉田芳英 平澤毅 清野孝之 渡邊晃宏 島田敏男 長尾充
류경주 정전장 리육방 류진동 장건봉 옥전방영 평택의 청야효지 도변황굉 도전민남 장미충
发掘简报 建筑遗址 汉长安城
髮掘簡報 建築遺阯 漢長安城
발굴간보 건축유지 한장안성
This excavation was carried out in the north of the No. 2 building ruins of the Guigong Palace, which belonged to the rear pavilion complex. The remains revealed include the platform-foundation of the pavilion with the traces of mural columns, as well as passages, aprons, steps to the pavilion, patios, countyards, and the vestiges of auxiliary buildings. Among the unearthed terra-cotta objects are bricks, tiles, tile-ends, lamps, and spindle whorls, many bricks and tile-ends bearing designs and inscriptions respectively. Besides, there are iron articles and copper coins. The buildings in Area B and the high earth-rammed terrace to the north formed a complete palace complex together with the previously-excavated buildings in Area A, and constituted an important part of the Western Han imperial palace.
This excavation was carried out in the north of the No. 2 building ruins of the Guigong Palace, which belonged to the rear pavilion complex. The remains revealed include the platform-foundation of the pavilion with the traces of mural columns, as well as passages, aprons, steps to the pavilion, patios, countyards, and the vestiges of auxiliary buildings. Among the unearthed terra-cotta objects are bricks, tiles, tile-ends, lamps, and spindle whorls, many bricks and tile-ends bearing designs and inscriptions respectively. Besides, there are iron articles and copper coins. The buildings in Area B and the high earth-rammed terrace to the north formed a complete palace complex together with the previously-excavated buildings in Area A, and constituted an important part of the Western Han imperial palace.
This excavation was carried out in the north of the No. 2 building ruins of the Guigong Palace, which belonged to the rear pavilion complex. The remains revealed include the platform-foundation of the pavilion with the traces of mural columns, as well as passages, aprons, steps to the pavilion, patios, countyards, and the vestiges of auxiliary buildings. Among the unearthed terra-cotta objects are bricks, tiles, tile-ends, lamps, and spindle whorls, many bricks and tile-ends bearing designs and inscriptions respectively. Besides, there are iron articles and copper coins. The buildings in Area B and the high earth-rammed terrace to the north formed a complete palace complex together with the previously-excavated buildings in Area A, and constituted an important part of the Western Han imperial palace.
