上海青浦区塘郁元明时期码头遗址

Tangyu Wharf-site of the yuan and Ming Period in Qingpu District, Shanghai

1998年,上海市文物管理委员会考古研究部对青浦区西南的塘郁遗址进行发掘。遗址位于古河道岸边,东岸有两处木构建筑遗迹,上面残存大量元代的瓷器。根据遗迹和出土瓷器等,推断塘郁遗址是元代的简易码头,延用到明代。这是上海地区发现的较早的码头遗址,对研究上海河道史、水上贸易交通史及元代瓷器具有重要意义。

The Tangyu site, situated in Qingpu District, Shanghai City, was discovered in 1996 and excavated in 1998 in an area of more than 200sq m. As is known from the drilling and excavation, it was built on the eastern bank of an ancient river. The remains include vestiges of two timber buildings with large quantities of Longquan celadon and Jingdezhen shufu and greenish-white porcelain of the Yuan period and a small amount of blue-and-white ware of the Ming Dynasty. Judging from the data obtained through the drilling and digging, especially the porcelain, it can be preliminarily determined that the site was of a simple wharf constructed in the Yuan period and abandoned in Ming times. As a rather early wharf-site in the Shanghai area, it has great significance to the study of the history of the river system and waterway trade and traffic in this region.