从安达里殉葬墓的发掘谈清初的人殉制度

本文记述了安达里生前因战功屡受晋升,太宗皇太极驾崩后,安达里为报太宗“知遇”之恩,主动要求殉葬太宗一事,介绍了安达里墓地的概况,安达里殉葬墓的发掘情况、墓室结构,对现藏于沈阳市文物考古研究所的七件出土文物及现藏于沈阳故宫博物院的安达里墓碑的情况做了详细介绍,从而对中国从远古到清初的丧葬礼俗——人殉制度进行了探讨和揭露。     

社会转型时期的朝鲜族消费文化探析

近年来,随着朝鲜族社会经济的发展,尤其是出国劳务人员的增加,朝鲜族群众的生活水平有了很大的提高。同时,也出现了过度消费现象,本文通过对朝鲜族过度消费的原因分析,探索经济与文化同步发展的机制,寻求文明、健康、向上的消费文化动力。     

Colonizing China’s Northern Frontier: Yan and Her Neighbors During the Early Western Zhou Period

The establishment of the Yan state by the Zhou court during late eleventh century BCE had fulfilled the attempt by the dynastic power to colonize and control the local population of northern Hebei. The Yan and the two local groups, one active in the Yan mountainous region and the other in the Jing, Jin, and Tang area, developed a cooperative relationship during the early Western Zhou period. The cooperation between Yan and local elites was mutually beneficial. While local elite culture was heavily influenced by that of the Shang and Zhou, local traditions continued to be present.     

蒙古国肯特省契丹大字刻石考释

本文考证蒙古国肯特省契丹大字刻石上的文字为纪功铭文。由于国内外现存有确切可解读年号的契丹大字刻石非常罕见,因而此刻石具有极高的文献和史料价值。本文首先介绍了此刻石的发现过程,其次结合《辽史》对相关历史事件进行了考察,最后对照汉字、女真字以及已经解读的契丹大字,对石上所刻文字进行了初步释读。     

《考工记》营国制度与中原地区古代都城布局规划的演变

<考工记>营国制度的产生,标志着中国古代都城布局规划理论体系的正式形成.以这一理论为标尺,可将中原地区古代都城布局演变划分为四个阶段.分析考察可知,<考工记>营国制度在当时的历史背景下,只是儒家描绘的一幅"理想王都"的美妙蓝图,只有在统一的封建社会盛世,才有可能将这幅蓝图变为现实.     

梓潼县先锋村无铭阙阙主考

四川梓潼县先锋村无铭阙主人到底是谁,长期以来众说纷云.作者经过考释,认为该阙主人为雍氏,其年代为东汉桓帝时期或稍早.     

Beneath the Rising Sun: “Frenchness” and the Archaeology of Desire

This article takes the case of “rouge pot” fragments found in an archaeological context in New Orleans’ French Quarter associated with the circa 1822 Rising Sun Hotel and investigates the discourses and desires that shape our interpretations of artifacts. We argue that archaeological, historiographic, and public desires overlap and inform one another in a complex web of relations. In New Orleans, the particular web into which the archaeology of cosmetic jars and hotel sites can fall is spun by the ways in which the former French colonial capital is sexualized in both textbooks and folk songs.