摘要
1988年11月,河南省文物研究所与平顶山市文管会在应国墓地发掘了一座西周墓葬(M50),出土了一件鸭形铜盉。此盉造型精美,在器盖内有铭文43字,内容反映了古代的頫聘礼及西周早期诸侯国之间的兼并等问题。经考证,这件鸭盉是西周穆王时期的遗物。本期刊发了有关研究文章。
In November 1988,archaeologists from the Institute of Henan Province and CPAM of
Pingdingshan City excavated a Western Zhou tomb(M50)in a graveyard of the Ying King-
dom,uncovering a lot of relics,of which a bronze he-vessel is remarkable.
The vessel takes the form of a duck,whose head serves as the sproute and whose tail
is carved with a ring of figures. It bears exquisite designs,and,on the inside of its lid,an in-
scription of forty-three characters in neat strokes. The inscription narrates that the maker
of the vessel Pu went to the area of the Di people to visit Duke Xing,and the latter gave
him a friendly welcome together with a buckskin showel, two furs and one jun(unit of
weight)of bronze. It casts some light upon the ancient practice of visitation and mutual an-
nexion between feudal states in the early Western Zhou dynasty. The vessel,according to
the authors,is a survival from the period of the King Mu.
出处
《文物》
CSSCI
北大核心
1998年第4期88-91,95+1+1,共7页
Cultural Relics
