徐州狮子山西汉楚王陵出土铁甲胄的清理与复原研究

SORTING OUT AND RECONSTRUCTION STUDY OF THE IRON ARMOR UNEARTHED FROM THE CHU PRINCE MAUSOLEUMOF THE WESTERN HAN PERIOD ON SHIZISHAN HILL,XUZHOU

经国家文物局批准，1994年12月至1995年3月，徐州汉兵马俑博物馆与南京博物院联合组队，对位于江苏省徐州市汉兵马俑坑以东约400米处狮子山顶的一座大型西汉楚王陵墓进行了考古发掘，并取得重大成果，被评为1995年中国十大考古新发现之一。狮子山楚王陵考古发掘中，出土了近万件各种型式的铁甲残存，数量大、品类丰富。1995年夏，中国社会科学院考古研究所白荣金先生对楚王陵出土铁甲作了重点考察，认为大量铁甲片通过系统整理研究仍有可能复原。

In the beginning of 1995, the Xuzhou Museum of Han Period Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses and the Nanjing Museum excavated the large-sized Chu Prince Mausoleum of the Western Han on Shizishan Hill in Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. With the important archaeological achievements it offered, the grave was voted one of the ten major discoveries in Chinese archaeology during 1995 and became another greatly significant Western Han archaeological finding following the Han tombs at Mancheng in Hebei and the Nanyue king tomb at Guangzhou. The iron armor plates from the tomb, including those of helmets as well as rectangular ones and various-sized scales of body armor,