Jiangsu Thirteen Treasures 丨 "Nanjing Treasure" in my mind

Guided by the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee's Network Information Office, Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, Jiangsu Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau, sponsored by Xinhua Newspaper Media Group, and the "Jiangsu Thirteen Treasures" series organized by Zi Niu News and Yangzi Evening News officially kicked off. The majority of readers and netizens voted and combined with experts, and thirteen treasures representing 13 cities in Jiangsu stood out. What are the treasures in Nanjing? Please see what the Nanjing Museum General Museum says.

In 1997, the cultural relics of Cultural Relics in the new era of the new era of cultural relics were worthy of view. This colorful pottery bean is mud red pottery, with a caliber of 10.5 cm, a bottom diameter of 8.3 cm, and a height of 9.2 cm. The abdomen is red color, and the red color is painted with white geometric patterns. Its production technology and painting technology are quite exquisite, and the lines are stiff and smooth, showing the infinite charm of primitive art. It is a beautiful art quality.

Unearthed by Xuecheng Site · New Stone Late Caison Bean

Xuecheng Site is located on the south bank of Shijiu Hunan. It is the largest and earliest Neolithic era in Nanjing, the earliest, and the earliest new stone era. It is 5500 to 6300. Its excavation has filled a number of gaps in prehistoric archeology in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and it is of great significance to build a sequence of prehistoric cultural development in this region and further understand the Ningzhen area and the Neolithic culture of the Taihu Basin. After archaeological experts, the site was identified as "the birthplace of the primitive person in Nanjing".

In the third excavation of the Xuecheng site starting in 2021, archeologists found a "dragon -shaped" relic piled up in the shell. This is the first time in the Jiangnan area and the only time. "Jiangnan First Dragon".

Unearthed by Yingguanshan Site · New Stone Late Tao Plastic Face

In 1983, it was unearthed in the Panshan Site of Panthan in Pukou District, Nanjing. The surface of the neolithic Time Cultural Relics Platform was also recommended. This person's face was 9.8 cm high, ceramic quality, fine tire, smooth appearance, and empty stomach. The facial contours and facial features of the whole person are very exaggerated and have a mysterious color. This is the earliest statue of people found in Nanjing to date. It has high artistic value and is known as the "ancestor of Jinling."

This Tao Plastic face was an artistic creation based on the understanding and understanding of the people at that time 5000 years ago. The understanding of characteristics and the sublimation of artistic expression ability.

Yingguanshan Site is located on the gentle slope north of Yingpan Mountain, Sanhe Township, Pukou District, Nanjing. It belongs to the public funeral land of the primitive society more than 5,000 years ago. There are more than 600 funeral utensils such as stone tools, pottery, and jade. Half of the total. The excavation of this site fills a gap in the ancient cultural sequence of the Neolithic Age in Ningzhen.

East Zhou Tomb of Chengqiao · End of the Spring and Autumn Period · Copper Plate

The last recommended cultural relic was the cultural relics copper plate unearthed in the M3 Tomb of Chengqiao M3 in Liuhe District, Nanjing in 1988. Full of decorative decorations, the decoration is divided into two districts, which are interval between pottery patterns. The inscription in the plate is in the middle of the disc. Nanjing Liuhe ancient named Tangyi, which belonged to the border of Wuchu during the Spring and Autumn Period, first belonged to Chu, then belonged to Wu, and returned to Chu. The funerals unearthed from the three Eastern Zhou tombs include Wu cultural factors and non -Wu cultural factors. It is of great significance to study the relationship between Wu Guo and other countries. It also has important value for studying ancient history in Nanjing.

Edit: Qin Xiaoyi

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