吉林敦化市六顶山墓群2004年发掘简报

2004 Excavation in the Liudingshan Cemetery in Dunhua City,Jilin

2004年对六顶山渤海国王室贵族墓地进行了再次复查,确认该墓群的二墓区现存墓葬130座,可分为土坑墓、石构墓两类。而对以往发掘的7座大型石室墓重新清理时,发现了一种全新的墓葬外部结构。从此次发掘的墓葬形制看,二墓区的土坑墓和石构墓可进一步分期。根据墓葬形制与布局,墓群的年代应为渤海前期。

The Liudingshan tomb group five km to the south of Dunhua City proper of Jilin is a royal and aristocratic cemetery of the Bohai State under the Tang Dynasty. It was re-surveyed in 2004. The results affirmed the existence of 130 tombs in the second burial area. These graves can be divided into two types： earthen pits and stone-structured ones. The re-excavation of the seven previously revealed large-sized stone-chambered tombs brought to light a new type of grave with the outer structure completely unknown in past field archaeology. The structure of the nine tombs excavated this time shows that a chronological division can be made for the earthen-pit and stone-structured tombs. Judged by their shape and layout, they must go back to the earlier Bohai period.