2025年度浙江考古重大发现公布 宁波2处遗址入选

Group 1 - The 2025 major archaeological discoveries in Zhejiang include the successful selection of the Yujiao Bridge site and the Guotangao kiln site in Ningbo [2][3] - The Yujiao Bridge site covers an area of approximately 30,000 square meters, with archaeological excavations revealing over 250 relics, including house sites, tombs, and various artifacts totaling more than 1,400 items [2] - The findings at the Yujiao Bridge site provide significant insights into the cultural phases from Hemudu culture to the Shang and Zhou dynasties, indicating the settlement's importance during the Western Zhou to Spring and Autumn periods [2] Group 2 - The Guotangao kiln site features a 22.5-meter-long Eastern Han period dragon kiln, which is the largest and steepest of its kind discovered in Zhejiang [3] - A total of 292 small artifacts were unearthed at the Guotangao kiln site, primarily consisting of kiln tools and products, contributing new clues to the study of black glaze porcelain origins [3] - The Guotangao kiln site is positioned at a critical transitional area in the geographical distribution of early and mid-period Yue kilns, enhancing the understanding of the overall development of Yue kilns [3]