Xingan dayangzhou bronze Museum of Shang Dynasty

Xingan dayangzhou bronze Museum of Shang Dynasty

Located in Chengjia village, dayangzhou Township, Xingan County, Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province, the Shang Dynasty tomb in dayangzhou, Xingan County, Xingan City, was excavated in 1989. Among them, more than 400 bronzes were unearthed, which is another important discovery of Shang Dynasty bronzes after the Yin Ruins in Anyang, Henan Province and Sanxingdui in Guanghan, Sichuan Province.

unearthed relic

Four bronze musical instruments, including Nao and Zhe, were unearthed from the tomb. The shape and decoration style of bronze musical instruments unearthed from Shang Dynasty Tombs in Oceania is quite different from that of the Central Plains, which is unique to the south.

Bronze weapons and farm implements unearthed from Shang Dynasty Tombs in Oceania are also a major feature of this exhibition. A total of dozens of bronze weapons and farm implements, such as spear, spear, arrowhead, knife, dagger, armour, sickle and ploughshare, were exhibited. If many bronze ritual instruments unearthed from the Shang Dynasty in Xingan reflect that they were influenced by the ritual culture of the Central Plains, then a large number of bronze weapons and farm implements show that they are similar to the cultural tradition of the ancient Yue culture. The bronze tools and weapons unearthed from the tombs are of strange shapes. They have been processed and transformed to different degrees on the basis of the Central Plains, so that their shapes and patterns have distinctive regional characteristics. They have become the most thought-provoking phenomenon in the unearthed cultural relics of Xingan, and also reflect the integration of the northern and southern cultures. The large number of bronze weapons unearthed may be related to the development of local civilization and the powerful enemy countries around. The unearthed bronze tools include agricultural tools, handicraft tools and fishing tools. Some of the farm tools are well cast and decorated, which may have been converted from farm tools to ritual tools.

Collection

A total of 48 pieces of bronze ritual vessels were unearthed from the Shang Dynasty Tombs in dayangzhou, Xingan, including tripod, Cuan, Cuan, Cuan, Dou, pot, you, Cuan, Zan, etc., covering all types of bronze ritual vessels unearthed in dayangzhou. The most important features of this exhibition are variety, complete utensils, ingenious modeling and precision casting. For example, bronze tripod with animal face pattern, green bronze tripod with round vortex pattern, bronze tripod with animal face pattern and flat tiger foot with tiger ear pattern are all peerless works. These bronze ritual vessels were not only strongly influenced by the Central Plains business culture, but also showed strong regional characteristics in the combination of vessels, modeling and patterns. For example, the shape of tiger, deer, bird and other animals decorated on the ear is refreshing. In terms of expression techniques, there are round carving, relief carving, openwork carving and line carving, among which fine line carving is the most common; in terms of composition techniques, there are realistic modeling, abstract patterns and semi realistic works between them; in terms of patterns, there are mainly animal face pattern, Kui pattern, tiger pattern, deer pattern, bird pattern, turtle pattern, fish pattern, cicada pattern, dragon pattern, snake pattern, human head pattern, eye pattern, cloud and thunder pattern There are more than 20 kinds of patterns, such as Goulian pattern, circle pattern and banana leaf pattern. The peculiar shapes and rich decorative patterns not only reflect the influence of the Central Plains culture on the Jiangnan region, but also embody the wisdom and creativity of the indigenous people, reflecting their religious beliefs and aesthetic taste. In addition, from the combination of its utensils, it shows the characteristics of "heavy food", which is in sharp contrast with the combination of "heavy wine" with Gu and Jue as the core in the Shang Dynasty. In the Shang Dynasty, there were deep-seated social reasons, from which the unique side of the local culture could be seen.

Address: National Highway 105, Xingan County, Ji'an City

Longitude: 115.451278652

Latitude: 27.916820526123

Ticket information: market price: 20.0 yuan