摘要
In 1996, the Yunnan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other institutions carried out excavation in the Sunjiatun cemetery. The 70 tombs excavated are all small-sized rectangular earth pits without clear evidence of coffins. The grave goods are sandy pottery vessels, rather low in firing temperature and blackish-brown or grayish-brown in some cases. They belong to the pot,jar, single-eared jar, double-eared jar, fu cauldron, single- or double-eared fu, small dish and other types, with the jar and pot accounting for the majority. Thermoluminescene dating shows that the cemetery dates from 4000--3500 BP and belongs to the late Neolithic Age.
In 1996, the Yunnan Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other institutions carried out excavation in the Sunjiatun cemetery. The 70 tombs excavated are all small-sized rectangular earth pits without clear evidence of coffins. The grave goods are sandy pottery vessels, rather low in firing temperature and blackish-brown or grayish-brown in some cases. They belong to the pot, jar, single-eared jar, double-eared jar, fu cauldron, single- or double-eared fu, small dish and other types, with the jar and pot accounting for the majority. Thermoluminescene dating shows that the cemetery dates from 4000～3500 BP and belongs to the late Neolithic Age.
出处
《考古》
CSSCI
北大核心
2001年第12期16-24,共9页
Archaeology
关键词
发掘
墓地
简报
云南
Sunjiatun cemetery
earth-pit tomb
pottery vessel
Neolithic Age
