摘要
石门嘴位于秭归老县城东南2．7公里处，系长江南岸凸向江中的一个山嘴，隶属郭家坝镇旧洲河居委会。遗址所在地势呈西南高、东北低的缓坡。高程范围约在80-130米。面积近10，000平方米(图一；图版壹，1)。该遗址1994年在湖北省文物考古研究所进行三峡工程秭归县淹没区地下文物调查时发现并确认。1999年11月至12月。
The Shimenzui site lies on a slope on the southern bank of the Yangtze River, in the southeastern Zigui County, Hubei, and occupies an area of 10,000 sq m. It was excavated in 1999, which resulted in the discovery of 10 Shang, 3 Zhou, 4 Wei-Jin-Southern Dynasties, and 7 Ming Dynasty ash-pits. The excavation also spotted 3 Wei-Jin-Southern Dynasties and 4 Ming Dynasty house-foundations and 10 Wei-Jin-Southern Dynasties and 3 Ming Dynasty tombs, and unearthed many man-made and natural relics(stone tools, bone implements, pottery, porcelain, iron wares, copper coins, etc.). The present paper reports mainly the remains of the Shang, Zhou and Wei-Jin-Southern Dynasties. It is noteworthy that some oracle bones are made of fish-gills and tortoise shells and unearthed from grid T106⑥ and ash-pit H10 that can be dated to 800—700 BC. Most of them bear marks of scorching and oracles. Another important discovery is a group of remains of pile-dwelling dated to the middle Eastern Jin period. The excavation provides valuable data for further studying the early Ba culture(or the Xiang lushi culture)and the cultures of the Chu State and Wu-JinSouthern Dynasties.
出处
《考古学报》
CSSCI
北大核心
2004年第4期419-450,i001-i006,共38页
Acta Archaeologica Sinica
