唐武惠妃石椁纹饰初探

陪葬敬陵的唐武惠妃墓石椁规模宏大,内外雕刻着精美的纹饰,其中的人物、乐舞、神兽、动植物纹带有当时中西文化交流盛期的明显特征,也反映出墓主人的佛教信仰倾向,以及安排武惠妃葬式葬仪者的思想与感情,为研究唐代宫廷文化、宗教和文化融合等提供了珍贵材料。     

Ceramics of the Ulakhan-Segelennyakh Culture,Early Bronze Age,Yakutia

The principal diagnostic feature of the Bronze Age (2nd millennium BC) Ulakhan-Segelennyakh culture of southern, southwestern, and western Yakutia, which was first described by the present author, is pottery decorated with punched nodes in combination with dentate impressions and stamp imprints. This type of pottery differs from Ust-Mil pottery and resembles both ancestral Ymyiakhtakh ceramics and ceramics made by immigrants. The Ulakhan-Segelennyakh culture did not spread across all Yakutia, but occupied vast taiga regions in the basins of the Aldan, Olekma, Vilyui, and Middle Lena. Most immigrants were descendants of the Glazkovo people, and entered Yakutia along the upper reaches of these rivers.