Comments on Tombs of the Eastern Jin and the Southern Dynasties at Xiaohengshan, Yuhang
Xuefen Zhang
Abstract
Xuefen Zhang
Abstract
Tombs of the Eastern Jin and the Southern Dynasties At Xiaohengshan, Yuhang edited by Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology in Zhejiang and Yuhang Museum has published 121 tombs belonging to the Eastern Jin and the Southern Dynasties and 9 tombs belonging to the Han and the Ming Dynasties respectively, which is significant for the archaeological and historical studies of the Six Dy.nasties. According to the absence of epitaph, we suggest that these tombs might have belonged to a local gen.try family cemetery at Linping, Qiangtang County, Wu District. The cemetery owners might have been Fan clan. In addition, many research topics could be covered such as brick murals, bricks with writings and local gentry communities during the Six Dynasties.
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Tombs of the Eastern Jin and the Southern Dynasties At Xiaohengshan, Yuhang edited by Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology in Zhejiang and Yuhang Museum has published 121 tombs belonging to the Eastern Jin and the Southern Dynasties and 9 tombs belonging to the Han and the Ming Dynasties respectively, which is significant for the archaeological and historical studies of the Six Dy.nasties. According to the absence of epitaph, we suggest that these tombs might have belonged to a local gen.try family cemetery at Linping, Qiangtang County, Wu District. The cemetery owners might have been Fan clan. In addition, many research topics could be covered such as brick murals, bricks with writings and local gentry communities during the Six Dynasties.
Key concepts: Epitaph, Gentry, Archaeology, Ancient history, Clan, History, Epigraphy, Polychrome