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Id: 51
Site: Hubei sheng 湖北省, Jiangling xian 江陵縣, Fenghuangshan 鳳凰山 M167
Description: tomb no. 167 一百六十七號墓
Discovery Date: 1975.10-11
Discovery Date: 1975.10 - 1975.11
Period: -156 to -141: Early Former Han, Jing Emperor (dated on grounds of age of cemetery and type of coinage found)
Period: -156 to -141: Early Former Han (前漢早期)
Comments: Jing Emperor (dated on grounds of age of cemetery and type of coinage found) tags found attached to silken bags in the head compartment
Total Pieces: 79
Total Graphs: 378
Kept At: Jingzhou Museum 荊州博物舘, Jingzhou 荊州
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Edited by: admin at 2014-12-08 11:55:10

Id	Site Id	Sequence	Contents	Material	Material	Script	Script	Size	Size	Pieces	Graphs	Remarks	Tags	Related Attachments	User	Modified	Checked	Actions
87	51	1	inventory of funerary items	Wood 木	wood strips	Bafen 八分	Han clerical	L 23.0, W 1.0-1.5, T 0.2-0.3	L 23.0W 1-1.5T 0.2-0.3	74	356				editor	2015-04-17 11:55:30	no	View Edit Delete
88	51	2	recording various types and amounts of grain	Wood 木	wood tags	Bafen 八分	Han clerical		?	5	22				admin	2015-01-09 16:02:26	no	View Edit Delete

Id	Title	Author	Publisher	Year	Link	Related Attachments	Related Sites	Related Manuscripts	User	Modified	Checked	Actions
868	Jiangling Fenghuangshan xi Han jiandu 江陵鳳凰山西漢簡牘	Hubei sheng wenwu kaogu yanjiusuo 湖北省文物考古研究所 (ed.)	Beijing: Zhonghua shuju 中華書局	2012				79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92	felix.bohlen	2015-06-02 11:55:56	no	View Edit Delete
884	Tradition und Wandel: Untersuchungen zu Gräberfeldern in der Westlichen Han-Zeit (206 v. Chr. bis 9 n. Chr.)	PRÜCH, Margarete	"Das Gräberfeld von Fenghuangshan, Jiangling, Provinz Hubei"	2006					felix.bohlen	2015-06-09 11:25:23	no	View Edit Delete

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Latest Revison: 30-03-2014

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