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- Title
联营汉墓遗址出土植物遗存的鉴定与分析.
- Authors
王晓静; 李则斌; 夏晶; 李亚萍; 靳桂云
- Abstract
From 2017 to 2019, the Institute of Archaeology at the Nanjing Museum, in collaboration with the Yangzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and the Yizheng Museum, conducted archaeological exploration and excavation of family cemeteries in Lianying site. A total of 121 tombs and 19 sacrificial pits of the Han dynasty were been excavated, and over2,300 cultural relics such as pottery, bronze, jade, and lacquer ware were unearthed. It has been preliminarily determined that this area was the family cemeteries of the Western Han Dynasty with the planned burial area, and continued from the early Western Han Dynasty to the late Western Han Dynasty. The plant materials analyzed were from M77 during the excavation process, dating back to the early and middle Western Han Dynasty, with an absolute time of around 130 BC. After sampling, extraction and identification, it is found that the major plant remains are rice, millet, broomcorn millet, hemp, legumes, etc., and most of the plant remains are still bright, which indicates that the burial crops in the tombs of the Han Dynasty met the highest standards of burial rites at that time. At the same time, eight different crops were used, namely broomcorn millet, millet, wheat, sorghum, rice, hemp, soybeans and adzuki beans, which provides valuable physical information for studying the types and methods of grain buried in Han tombs of Lianying site and understanding the concepts of funeral and social life in the Han Dynasty.
- Subjects
HAN dynasty, China, 202 B.C.-220 A.D.; LACQUER &; lacquering; BROOMCORN millet; TOMBS; ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations; ARCHAEOLOGICAL museums &; collections; RITES &; ceremonies
- Publication
Agricultural Archaeology, 2023, Issue 4, p30
- ISSN
1006-2335
- Publication type
Article