The No. 6 house-foundation on the Lantouwopu site excavated in 1998 is the remains of a rectangular surface house with warming systems. Inside the room, there are kang heatable beds along the western, northern and eas...The No. 6 house-foundation on the Lantouwopu site excavated in 1998 is the remains of a rectangular surface house with warming systems. Inside the room, there are kang heatable beds along the western, northern and eastern walls. On the surface they form a single entity, but the interior contains two independent flues. The vestiges yielded a great number of objects, including pottery, porcelain and irons. In addition, the white powder discovered on the bottom of the cellar in the house has been identified as remains of millet, which must have been an important crop at that time. Judged by the shape of the house-foundation and the objects unearthed from there, this building was not an ordinary dwelling.In date it belongs to the late Jin period.展开更多
文摘The No. 6 house-foundation on the Lantouwopu site excavated in 1998 is the remains of a rectangular surface house with warming systems. Inside the room, there are kang heatable beds along the western, northern and eastern walls. On the surface they form a single entity, but the interior contains two independent flues. The vestiges yielded a great number of objects, including pottery, porcelain and irons. In addition, the white powder discovered on the bottom of the cellar in the house has been identified as remains of millet, which must have been an important crop at that time. Judged by the shape of the house-foundation and the objects unearthed from there, this building was not an ordinary dwelling.In date it belongs to the late Jin period.
