A Ling Nanzhu Mountain found that the site of the Eastern Han Dynasty was the earliest dragon kiln in the East of Hunan.

Hunan Daily, July 8 (All media reporter Zhang Mi Correspondent Chen Jun Huang Xuting) "At present, the site of the Yijiashan kiln has completed rescue archeological excavations. Today, Wen Guoxun, director of the Archaeological Department of Zhuzhou Museum, introduced that in April this year, the business personnel of the Liling Kiln Management Institute investigated the kiln site in the Laushui Basin, and found a dragon kiln in Yijia Mountain in Nanzhu Mountain, Yongxing Village, Zuoquan Town, Fuling City. Site.

Researchers have found that the types and ornaments of ceramics unearthed in the kiln site are the same as the common ceramics in the middle and late brick room tombs in the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty in Xiangdong. It is initially judged that the Yijiashan kiln site is the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty. The excavation of the Yijiashan kiln site fills the gap of the early celadon kiln site in the Xiangdong area, and updates the previous understanding of the history of Liling porcelain. And hard pottery. The kiln is a typical slope dragon kiln. It is the earliest dragon kiln discovered in the Hunan area. It provides new information for studying the history of the development of the ceramic industry and the Han and Jin dynasties in the middle of the Yangtze River.

At present, the business personnel of the Liling Kiln Management Institute surveyed the area of ​​3.6 square kilometers in Yongxing Village, Zuoquan Town, and found a total of 17 kiln industries. Among them, the Han Dynasty kiln industry accumulated 10, 3 Song and Yuan dynasties, and 4 in the Qing Dynasty.

[Edit: Liu Ye]

[Source: Hunan Daily · New Hunan Client]

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