陕西千阳尚家岭秦汉建筑遗址初识

A Preliminary Understanding of the Architectural Remains in the Qin-Han Dynasty at the Shangjialing site

The architectural site dating to the Qin-Han Dynasty in the Shangjialing site of Qianyang County,is one of the best preserved building remains in the Qian River Valley during this time period.This architecture might have been used for near 200 years from the Late Warring States Period to the Middle Western Han Dynasty.Recent archaeological works provide significant information to further understanding of the style and characteristic of this building and to how it was renovated and reconstructed under the historical background of ’han cheng qinzhi’(The Han Dynasty inherited systems from the Qin Dynasty).Since the site is situated on an east-west major communication route,this architecture might have served as a ’ligong bieguan’(resort palace),or functioned as a courier state and storage house simultaneously.

The architectural site dating to the Qin-Han Dynasty in the Shangiialing site of Qianyang County, is one of the best preserved building remains in the Qian River Valley during this time period. This architecture might have been used for near 200 years from the Late Warring States Period to the Middle Western Han Dynasty. Recent archaeological works provide significant information to further understanding of the style and characteristic of this building and to how it was renovated and reconstructed under the historical background of ＇ban cheng qinzhi ＇ （The Han Dynasty inherited systems from the Qin Dynasty）. Since the site is situated on an east-west major communication route, this architecture might have served as a ＇ligong bieguan ＇ （resort palace）, or functioned as a courier state and storage house simultaneously.