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清凉寺墓地位于山西省最南端的芮城县东北部,隶属于寺里一坡头遗址,目前保存的范围南北最长处约100米,东西宽约30~90米,总面积近5000平方米。 相似文献
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1962年,在山西省侯马市牛村古城城南约150米处,发现一座晋国石圭作坊遗址。遗址总面积约4.9平方公里,东西、南北各长70米(图一)。山西省文管会于1964年、1965年分别对遗址进行了试掘和发掘。1964年试掘面积为20平方米(T1501和 T1502),1965年发掘面积为1275平方米(自 T2001起)。现将主要收获介绍如下。 相似文献
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<正>蒲州故城遗址位于山西省永济市蒲州镇境内,该镇地处运城盆地西端,陕、晋、豫三省交汇处,南依中条山,北望峨嵋岭。蒲州故城遗址是十二五全国大遗址重点项目之一。2011年至2013年,山西省考古研究所在该遗址开展了考古工作,现将Ⅱ区探沟2013YPⅡTG 126204发掘情 相似文献
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襄汾丁村明代墓葬发掘简报 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
《文物世界》1996,(1)
襄汾丁村明代墓葬发掘简报马升王万辉(山西省考古研究所)图一M2平、剖面图(1/100)丁村位于山西省襄汾县城关镇南5公里处,是著名的丁村旧石器时代遗址所在地。1983年,为配合南同蒲铁路复线工程,山西省考古研究所派员对丁村南面的新石器时代遗址进行抢救... 相似文献
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<正>2007年9月,山西省考古研究所、山西省文物勘探中心在忻保(忻州—保德)高速公路建设中,调查发现岢岚县窑子坡遗址。2009年4月至6月,山西省考古研究所、忻州市文管处、岢岚县文化馆联合组队对该遗址进行了抢救性发掘,取得了一些重要收获。 相似文献
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侯马市区东周墓葬、遗址发掘简报山西省考古研究所侯马工作站图一墓葬、遗址位置示意图侯马市公共汽车公司、农业生产资料公司分别位于市区紫金山路北端西侧和新田路(原称五一路)中端南侧,东西分别距侯马盟书遗址及火车站约500米。1995年秋和1996年春,为配... 相似文献
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湖北随州市叶家山西周墓地 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
黄凤春 陈树祥 黄文新 罗运兵 田桂平 郭长江 黄玉洪 史德勇 周蜜 凡国栋 余成龙 余乐 左德田 张清云 万贤才 后加升 项章 刘小华 陈小坤 陈秋红 陈凯 左迟 卫杨波 曾令斌 熊燕 艾玲莉 杨红 高俊 谭竹青 《考古》2012,(7):31-52,101,104,2
在叶家山西周墓地共发现墓葬65座和马坑1座。出土铜器、陶器、原始瓷器和玉器等遗物700余件套,其中部分铜器上有"曾"、"侯"、"曾侯"和"曾侯谏"等铭文。据器物形制和铜器铭文,该墓地是西周早期曾侯的家族墓地。这对研究汉东西周早期曾鄂、曾楚关系具有重要的学术价值。 相似文献
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湖北秭归东门头汉墓与宋墓清理简报 总被引:2,自引:2,他引:0
湖北省文物考古研究所 《江汉考古》2002,(3):41-45
东门头墓地地处湖北秭归郭家坝镇,1997年湖北省物考古研究所对该墓地进行了发掘,共清理汉墓3座、宋墓1座。这4座墓均位于东门头古城城垣外,对研究东门头古城有一定意义。 相似文献
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2007年6月至11月,为配合湖北省荆门220千伏南桥输变电站工程建设进行了龙王山新石器时代墓地考占发掘,发掘面积1700平方米,共发掘清理大溪文化至屈家岭文化时期的墓葬203座,出土器物逾万件,质地有陶器、玉器等。这批墓葬的规模及随葬品数量的多寡不一,显示当时的社会分化情况已十分明显,为研究长江中游地区史前时期大溪文化与屈家岭文化之间的关系以及史前文明进程提供了十分宝贵的资料。 相似文献
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宋代漏泽园是中国古代最完善的官办公墓制度,有关遗迹的发现研究过去集中在北方地区,南方地区还是空白(特别是南宋阶段)。本文根据作者掌握的几批南方地区出土两宋材料,结合文献记载和部分考古发现的唐代遗迹,就有关制度的渊源与火葬的关系,以及两宋漏泽园制度在南方地区实施的年代、特点和发展演变情况等进行论述,提出新的看法。 相似文献
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This report describes the excavations of a 4ha multi-period site situated in the parish of Heslerton, North Yorkshire, on the southern edge of the Vale of Pickering. The site came to light in 1977 and a rescue excavation project, sponsored by the Department of the Environment through North Yorkshire County Council, continued on a seasonal basis from 1978 until December 1982.Occupation at the site began during the late Mesolithic with a flint knapping area, which was also used during the Neolithic and early Bronze Age. During the Late Neolithic a series of shallow gullies may represent the first attempts to establish a field system, and domestic activity may be indicated by two pairs of refuse pits. Other pits of this period demonstrate the presence of an ill-defined avenue of very large post pits running across part of the site. During the early Bronze Age two barrow cemeteries were present. The excavation of Barrow Cemetery 1, besides providing an important series of stratified carbon 14 dates, has produced an important series of Beakers and Food Vessels.After the barrow cemeteries went out of use, woodland regenerated in the area prior to the late Bronze and early Iron age when the central part of the site became the setting for extensive occupation dispersed along the line of a major boundary which, once established, continued to function, though on a lessening scale through the Roman period when much of the site was turned over to agriculture. During the early Anglo-Saxon period a cemetery was established, focused upon Barrow Cemetery 2, which must have contained well over two hundred individuals, and is associated with a nearby settlement. During the later medieval and post-medieval periods the site continued in use as part of the agricultural landscape. A gradual accumulation of blown sands, associated with periods of denudation, prevented plough damage from disturbing the deposits over much of the area examined. 相似文献
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Kelsey M. Lowe Aaron S. Fogel Andrew Sneddon 《Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences》2018,10(8):1971-1989
The University of Queensland Alambra Archaeological Mission (UQAAM) conducted a program of geophysical survey and archaeological excavation over four seasons from 2012 to 2016. This program has allowed this study to compile a large array of geophysical data, which has been tested against actual excavation results. By integrating the two forms of archaeological investigation, the UQAAM has been able to identify geophysical ‘signatures’ diagnostic and indicative of internal architectural features relating to the Cypriot Prehistoric Bronze Age (c2400–1750BC). This is the first time internal features have been identified using these techniques on a Middle Bronze Age site in Cyprus. The program has also identified two, and possibly four, areas of domestic settlement. This has yielded results that are of considerable value to cultural heritage managers of the site, which is experiencing development pressures. While identifying several constraints with the geophysical survey for the Prehistoric Bronze Age in Cyprus, the program has demonstrated the efficacy of a combined geophysical survey and excavation approach to sites of the Early-Middle Bronze Age period. 相似文献
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Daniel P. Bigman 《Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences》2014,6(1):17-30
The goal of this project is to identify unmarked burials inside the known limits of a historic cemetery and unmarked slave burials adjacent to the cemetery to answer questions regarding variability in treatment of slaves by slave owners. This project used three geophysical prospection methods (electromagnetic induction/conductivity, ground penetrating radar, and magnetic susceptibility) to image the subsurface and locate unmarked graves. The results indicate that up to 21 possible unmarked graves exist at the Prior Cemetery. The survey detected 17 with two or more geophysical techniques and four with a single technique. Nine possible unmarked graves were tested with a metal probe. Every tested anomaly revealed less compact soils indicative of an unmarked grave. 相似文献
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《Southeastern Archaeology》2013,32(1):103-114
AbstractArchaeological investigations were carried out during May 2010 within Behavior Cemetery, a historic African American graveyard used for more than 120 years by the Gullah-Geechee communities of Sapelo Island, Georgia. Designed in close partnership with the local residents, this project sought to address their concerns about disturbance to unmarked graves when new graves were dug. This paper provides a historical overview of the cemetery and then discusses the methods, results, and outcomes of the field research. The success of the Behavior Cemetery Project serves as a positive example of community-oriented archaeology, a mutually beneficial partnership that simultaneously serves public, academic research, and cultural resource management needs. 相似文献