茂县营盘山石棺葬墓地

第一章 绪言

第一节 概述

一 地理环境

二 历史沿革

第二节 工作概况

一 岷江上游石棺葬发现与发掘历史回顾

二 营盘山石棺葬墓地发掘经过

三 整理编写

第二章 墓葬总述

一 地层介绍

二 墓葬概况

三 遗物概述

第三章 甲类墓

第一节 甲A类墓

一 2000M5

二 2000M31

三 2000M34

四 2000M35

五 2000M44

六 2002M3

七 2002M5

八 2002M8

九 2002M11

一○ 2002M14

一一 2002M15

一二 2002M29

一三 2002M40

一四 2003Ml

一五 2003M4

一六 2003M5

一七 2003M10

一八 2003M11

一九 2003Ml6

二○ 2003M19

二一 2003M28

二二 2004M3

二三 2004M4

二四 2004M6

二五 2004M10

二六 2004M11

二七 2004M15

二八 2004M31

二九 2006M13

第二节 甲B类墓

一 2002M47

二 2004M12

三 2004Ml7

四 2004Ml8

五 2004M25

六 2004M26

七 2006M9

八 2006M10

九 2006M1l

一○ 2006M12

一一 2006M16

第三节 甲C类墓

一 2000M1

二 2000M2

三 2003M22

四 2003H28

第四章 乙类墓

一 2000M3

……

第五章 丙类墓

第六章 其他墓

第七章 地层出土器物及采集品

第八章 分期与年代

第九章 相关问题的初步认识

附表 茂县营盘山石棺葬登记表

附录

后记

英文提要

From 2000 to 2006， Chengdu Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and other organizations carried out five excavations at the Yingpanshan Site， covering an area of nearly 2500 square meters. Over 200 stone-coffin tombs and pits with artifacts were excavated.
　　In neat rows， the stone-coffin tombs were dug in the same layer and did not overlapped or disturbed each other. According to the orientation， all the tombs can be roughly divided into two groups. The first group was mainly distributed at the first and forth location， most of which has a direction angel of over150o. The second group was chiefly found at the second and third location， most of which has a direction angle less than 150o.
　　The structure of tombs is relatively uniform， consisting of the stone walls and cover but no bottom board. In some tombs， a stone slab was erected at the head end to form a head nest for placing funerary goods.
　　According to the number of head nest， the tombs are divided into three types. Tombs of Type I have no head nest and can be classified into three classes: Class A with a broad space but less in number， Class B with a small space and distribution in group， and Class C with relatively abundant funerary objects in separated goods pits. Tombs of Type II have one head nest， rich in number but with not many funerary objects. Built with processed stone slabs， Tombs of Typelll have double head nests， a broad tomb space and ample burial goods. The corpses of the tomb occupants were laid in three kinds of way， many of which were arranged in a supine position， with straight limbs and relatively intact skeletons. In the secondary burials， incomplete skeletons were dispersedly placed. Some bodies were put face-down and others might have been dismembered before the burial.
　　Compared with other cemeteries in the upper reaches of Min River， the Yingpanshan cemetery owns some special burial customs， such as leaving numerous potteries at the head or foot ends of the stone coffin， or digging an artifact pit near the tomb. Many small white stones or huge rocks found in the tomb chamber were deemed to be used for worship or some funerary purpose.