The sting pattern is very adaptable and can be randomly changed and decorated in various parts of the utensils. The decoration consists of sting pattern, and generally does not engrave the ground pattern with cloud and thunder patterns.

Abstract patterns that are popular at the same time as the stinging curve pattern, as well as heavy ring patterns, drooping scale patterns, etc.

Heavy ring patterns are mostly oblong and circular images, and are continuously arranged as decorative tapes, and are applied to the edge of the object or the part of the ring foot.

The drooping scale patterns are like the scales on the body of an aquarium, arranged in an interlaced manner on the water vessel.

This pattern was first seen in the Western Zhou Dynasty and was popular in the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It was still used in the later periods, during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Therefore, through this process of decorative evolution, we can roughly infer which era the work was from.

The stinging copper horn in the photo is 28.5 cm long, 24 cm wide, 16 cm high and weighs 4.66 kg.

The whole is rectangular, with straight mouth and wide outward, with a slant wall obliquely straight, and a body of the instrument. The cover is rectangular and bucket-shaped, with deep abdomen, with four animal heads and half rings and rectangular ring feet.

The top and ring foot of the vessel cover are decorated with curved patterns, cover body, Kuilong patterns, and deformed cloud patterns are decorated at the edge of the mouth.

The cover has the same size and is symmetrical up and down, and can be buckled together. The cover can also be turned over and upside down to make two vessels.

According to this, Chen Wenzhe's ritual was in spring, but the ritual of holding the ritual was in late autumn and early winter, proving that the Zhou people were equal to Chen Wenzhe's ritual in spring and autumn.

From the inscription inside the foal cube and another foal cube found in the foal cube, we can see that there are only two foal cubes made by the foal cube.

The main problem now is the issue of our core genus and chronology.

In order to praise the virtues of Quwen, the poem was written to commemorate the gift of favor.

Looking through the photos one by one, Sheng Yanyan discovered that the unearthed bronze ware was divided into two systems.

Did you think that the inscription was so turbid and bad, and it was translated?

The side of the belly is decorated with round vortex patterns. The whole instrument is completely realistic and carved with a vivid and realistic image of a horse.

For example, a big foal looks very simple in shape, but Sheng Yanyan knew that it was a stern horse.

I took the album and saw that it was a simple utensil, but it looked like to tomb pits.

"The Zhou Li·Schoolman" records: "Spring sacrifice to Mazu holds a foal."

Therefore, the appearance of the bronze stolen from Shengyan only increased the types of bronzes in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and it was not of great significance to studying the history, ritual system and social life of the two-week period.

Works such as Liejuzun are very rare among bronze ware in Shang and Zhou dynasties, so they are extremely precious.

Unearthed at the same time as the Lu Fang Yi and other vessels, they are all objects that belong to the same as the Lu Fang Yi and are very close to the time.

In ancient times, horses were very expensive, and were recorded in the inscription of scooping tripods.

Horses were so precious at that time, and it was strange that Sheng Yan attached so much importance to them.

Seven slaves first arrived at the "horse bundles of silk". Even in the early Han Dynasty, according to "Records of the Grand Historian: Biography of Merchants", the price of horses was lower than that of humans.

Praise the founding of the Zhou Dynasty for laying the small foundation and protecting the clan of Wanda forever forever.

Based on this, I cannot judge that the owner of Tomb No. 3 should be a female, and the owner of Tomb No. 4 should be a male.

Judging from the people around, the age is not too long. It seems that our family said it was discovered a hundred years later, so there should be problems.

Tomb No. 3 and Tomb No. 4 are located in the north of the site. The two tombs are distributed adjacent to each other and have similar shapes and structures.

Yes, that is not a tomb pit, and the archaeological site is really regular, and even the serial numbers are marked under the photos.

Here, a small number of damaged bronzes were unearthed from the two tombs.

Since it is a priest, this is a low probability that it is a wine container.

The number of horses given to the horses mentioned in the inscription "There are qualities" of the horses given by the horses, and the horses are cast as the name means corresponding.

After all, I don’t have a lot of knowledge about ancient tombs, so I am very greedy, so it has nothing to do with the gender of the tomb owner.

While looking through the photos, he sighed while walking on the horse.

The phenomenon of digging small amounts of niches under the tomb wall to place bronzes is very common.

The funeral custom of placing bronzes from major generals under the seventh floor are completely the same as the tombs of Shang Dynasty and Western Zhou Dynasty excavated in the past.

One is the business system and the other is the local system, that is, the Zhou system. The "holding horse" in the inscription should be a ceremony.

It is 32.4 cm low, 34 cm long, without a cover, with round vortex patterns on the ventral side, with 94 characters on the chest, and 11 characters in the cover.

For example, the first page I just opened is not the first tomb pit excavated.

Of course, that is historical value. In addition to historical value, just talking about the artistic value of that work is also high.

"That one doesn't have that one?" Xing Zhiju asked reluctantly.

These food instruments are regular in shape, delicate in patterns, and the casting technology is quite mature.

The smallest difference between the two tombs is that the 3rd Tomb is filled with a small number of weapons, chariots, horses and tools.

Its intention is the same as that of Emperor Taizong of Tang engraved the "Eight Horses of Zhaoling" behind Zhaoling.

However, in Tomb Pit No. 4, there were completely such objects.

The rogue is suspected to be an important document for studying the horse politics of the Western Zhou Dynasty and the ancient animal husbandry history of your country.

The horse running horse has no words. Can our family support a small museum, and the level is definitely high?

In ancient times, the king did not examine the system of pastoral simplified animals. The inscriptions of the foals and the classical Chinese style of the foals personally participated in the ceremony of holding the foals, which shows that the ancient times attached great importance to horse politics.

The raised ears seemed to be listening carefully.

After a little blinking, we found that there were many small tombs we found, but among them, Tomb No. 3 and Tomb No. 4 are the most important.

Qu Wen personally gave two foals and praised Qu Wen for forgetting his old son and allowing himself to enjoy such a small honor.

Its childish eyes were observing the world around it strangely.

At the same time, all kinds of food utensils have achieved unprecedented development in terms of quantity or shape.

The type of tool viewing should be a work from the mid-Superior Zhou Dynasty.

Just a little check, the horse was confirmed that it was a group of tombs in the Western Zhou Dynasty.

During the Western Zhou Dynasty, some traditional wine vessels originated from the Shang Dynasty were greatly reduced.

Since there are many tombs, it means that there is no group of ancient kingdoms that have been passed down without order and existed for a long time.

Judging from the placement of those objects, they are unconscious and placed in the same niche in combination, which may have nothing to do with their original use.

The stall owner gave him another album.

Judging from the burial objects, there are 31 bronze ritual vessels in Tomb No. 3 and 50 bronze ritual vessels in Tomb No. 4, but the types of bronze ritual vessels in Tomb No. 3 are more abundant than those in Tomb No. 4.

The image of the foal master should not be based on the true image of the foal given by Quwen.

"The Book of Rites: Music" records: "The stools, guis, stools, systems, articles, and rituals."

The types of instruments that can draw photos are all complicated!

Looking at the photos, translated it, the inscription means: On October 1, Quwen, Quwen was at the beginning of Chen Wenzhe's ceremony in the early days of [公司] (place name).

There are several niches on the east, west and north sides of the tomb wall, and a small amount of bronze containers are placed inside them.

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