Scholarlink

<p>The decorative patterns on bronze <i>jin</i> from the late Shu culture in Southwest China are considered by archaeologists to possibly represent production emblems of specific workshops. This study investigates bronze <i>jins</i> from the Shuangyuan Village Cemetery in Southwest China using the typology, pXRF, and MC-ICP-MS methods. The bronze <i>jin</i> can be categorized into Type Aa-c and B, four types based on their typological characteristics and production emblems. Type Ab and B show significant differences in overall length. All types of bronze <i>jin</i> are high-tin bronzes. The lead sources for Type Ab bronze <i>jin</i> are more diverse compared to those of other types. This research refines the understanding of the workshop-level production differences of technological choices and resource acquisition within the late Shu culture.</p>

错误：搜索内容不能为空，请输入英文关键词
错误：关键词超出字数限制，请精简
高级检索

Typology and lead source diversity of late Shu bronze jin from Shuangyuan village cemetery

  • 期刊论文

  • 出版模式：

    开放获取

  • 发表日期：

    2025年12月9日

查看全文
  • Xiaoting Wang,
  • Yingdong Yang,
  • Tianyou Wang,
  • Wugan Luo

摘要

The decorative patterns on bronze jin from the late Shu culture in Southwest China are considered by archaeologists to possibly represent production emblems of specific workshops. This study investigates bronze jins from the Shuangyuan Village Cemetery in Southwest China using the typology, pXRF, and MC-ICP-MS methods. The bronze jin can be categorized into Type Aa-c and B, four types based on their typological characteristics and production emblems. Type Ab and B show significant differences in overall length. All types of bronze jin are high-tin bronzes. The lead sources for Type Ab bronze jin are more diverse compared to those of other types. This research refines the understanding of the workshop-level production differences of technological choices and resource acquisition within the late Shu culture.