Dong Xinlin The Zouxian Yedian cemetery is a rather typical remains of the Dawenkou culture. The present paper, grounded on the definite stratigraphical relationship known through the author’s study, attempt to make ...Dong Xinlin The Zouxian Yedian cemetery is a rather typical remains of the Dawenkou culture. The present paper, grounded on the definite stratigraphical relationship known through the author’s study, attempt to make a typological analysis of the unearthed high-shaped cup, fu - cauldron- shaped ding tripod, bowl-shaped ding , jar-shaped ding, gui tripod, flask, high-stemmed cup with pierced work, dish-shaped den stemmed vessel, bowl-shaped den and fled-mouth carinate-rim he, so as to put foe typological sequences of the vessels on a stratiguaphical background. On ibis basis the Yedian tombs are preliminarily divided into 9 groups and 5 phases, thus detailed chronology is es tablished. These phases roughly cover the periods which the tombs so far known in the Dawenkou culture belong to, and can be taken as a lather reliable standard scale. They roughly parallel the stages from the Yangshao to the MiaodiguⅡ culture in the Central Plains.展开更多
文摘Dong Xinlin The Zouxian Yedian cemetery is a rather typical remains of the Dawenkou culture. The present paper, grounded on the definite stratigraphical relationship known through the author’s study, attempt to make a typological analysis of the unearthed high-shaped cup, fu - cauldron- shaped ding tripod, bowl-shaped ding , jar-shaped ding, gui tripod, flask, high-stemmed cup with pierced work, dish-shaped den stemmed vessel, bowl-shaped den and fled-mouth carinate-rim he, so as to put foe typological sequences of the vessels on a stratiguaphical background. On ibis basis the Yedian tombs are preliminarily divided into 9 groups and 5 phases, thus detailed chronology is es tablished. These phases roughly cover the periods which the tombs so far known in the Dawenkou culture belong to, and can be taken as a lather reliable standard scale. They roughly parallel the stages from the Yangshao to the MiaodiguⅡ culture in the Central Plains.
