摘要
The archaeological finds unearthed from the Yin site at Locus South of Wangyukou include three ash-pits，two house-foundations and 21 tombs，which yielded nearly one hundred pottery，stone，bronze，bone and shell objects．The site may have been a settlement of Yin people and then became a clan cemetery of theirs．The burial data show that the tomb-owners were freemen．Part of them were better living warriors．The site can be roughly dated to Yinxu Ⅲ and Ⅳ．
The archaeological finds unearthed from the Yin site at Locus South of Wangyukou include three ash-pits,two house-foundations and 21 tombs,which yielded nearly one hundred pottery, stone,bronze,bone and shell objects.The site may have been a settlement of Yin people and then be- came a clan cemetery of theirs.The burial data show that the tomb-owners were freemen.Part of them were better living warriors.The site can be roughly dated to Yinxu Ⅲ and Ⅳ.
出处
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CSSCI
北大核心
2004年第5期8-16,共9页
Archaeology
