广东增城浮扶岭M511发掘简报  

The Excavation of the Tomb M511 at Fufuling in Zengcheng, Guangdong

作　　者：张强禄 

机构地区：[1]广州市文物考古研究所

出　　处：《文物》2015年第7期19-30,共12页Cultural Relics

摘　　要：一概况 浮扶岭位于广东省增城市增江街白湖村．西南坡脚距增江左岸约1200米．属珠江三角洲北部的丘陵台地（图一）。为配合增（城）从（化）高速公路建设，2009年8月～2010年9月，广州市文物考古研究所会同增城市博物馆，对浮扶岭遗址区域进行了抢救性勘探和发掘，揭露面积约15000平方米（图二），清理新石器时代晚期至元明时期的墓葬525座、明代砖瓦窑址1座,出土文物2000余件（套）。In August and September 2009, Guangzhou Municipal Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology and Zengcheng Museum conducted rescue detecting and excavation to the Fufuling Site, which uncov- ered areas about 1.5 ha in total, recovered 525 burials from the late Neolithic Age to the Yuan and Ming Dynasties and one brick kiln site of the Ming Dynas tifacts. Among the burials, the M511 was the largest one passage, entrance sealing ty, unearthed over 2000 pieces （sets） of ar- in the excavated area, which consisted of the and the coffin chamber. The bottom of the grave was paved with pebbles, on which the wooden coffin chamber was built. The grave goods unearthed from this tomb included potteries, proto-porcelain wares, jades, etc., all of which had characteristics of the Yue ethnic group. Seen from the entire cemetery, this tomb is special in both the scale and the grave goods; its occupant might be the chief or high-ranking elite of the Yue tribe. Among the wooden-chamber tombs with pebble- paved bottoms found to date in the Lingnan Region, this tomb is the largest one.

关 键 词：发掘简报 广东省 文物考古研究所 新石器时代晚期 高速公路建设 珠江三角洲 2010年 2009年 

分 类 号：K878.8[历史地理—考古学及博物馆学]