Exhibition
Wanjiafen
Wanjiafen, in the Warring States period, is located in the
west of the central part of Hongshan site. On the west side of dujiafen, it is a rectangular
earth mound with a bucket shape. It is 42.6 meters long and 35.9 meters wide in east-west
direction, 3.8 meters higher than the surrounding flat ground.
The tomb is located near the middle of the mound. The tomb is sealed on the flat ground. The construction method is to pave the platform on the surface soil, and put wood on the platform to build the tomb bed. The length of the tomb bed is 16.68 meters, the width is 5.07 meters, and the direction is 110 degrees. The tomb was sealed by placing the tomb owner and burial utensils on the tomb bed. After the completion of the sealing, the sealing soil was burned by manual excavation above the tomb, resulting in the formation of a large range of burnt red earth with a thickness of 2.5 meters above the tomb chamber.
There are 519 funerary objects. Among the burial utensils, 219 pieces of clay pottery are shaped like a tripod, a beam jar, a beam jar, a drain, a basin, a hearth, an angle jar, a bi jar and a spinning wheel; 300 pieces of hard pottery are shaped like a urn, a jar, a straight belly jar, a straight belly jar cover, a round foot hearth, a frying stove, a bowl, a bowl, a cup, an angle jar, a bi jar, a Yongzhong, a bi bell, a chime, a chime, a sentence jar, a Yu, a Ding Ning, a drum seat, a fou and a hanging bell .
The tomb is located near the middle of the mound. The tomb is sealed on the flat ground. The construction method is to pave the platform on the surface soil, and put wood on the platform to build the tomb bed. The length of the tomb bed is 16.68 meters, the width is 5.07 meters, and the direction is 110 degrees. The tomb was sealed by placing the tomb owner and burial utensils on the tomb bed. After the completion of the sealing, the sealing soil was burned by manual excavation above the tomb, resulting in the formation of a large range of burnt red earth with a thickness of 2.5 meters above the tomb chamber.
There are 519 funerary objects. Among the burial utensils, 219 pieces of clay pottery are shaped like a tripod, a beam jar, a beam jar, a drain, a basin, a hearth, an angle jar, a bi jar and a spinning wheel; 300 pieces of hard pottery are shaped like a urn, a jar, a straight belly jar, a straight belly jar cover, a round foot hearth, a frying stove, a bowl, a bowl, a cup, an angle jar, a bi jar, a Yongzhong, a bi bell, a chime, a chime, a sentence jar, a Yu, a Ding Ning, a drum seat, a fou and a hanging bell .
